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Shane Braunworth
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  • Investor
  • Pennsylvania
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[Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal

Shane Braunworth
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  • Investor
  • Pennsylvania
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I'm looking to buy my first property at auction, and it's the perfect BRRR deal. It currently has a tenant and just needs a bit of TLC to make the property a bit more livable. Does anyone have any funding ideas for the cash purchase?

I'm seeking out personal loans and a HELOC to help make up the difference between my savings account and the expected acquisition price. If anyone knows someone that would be interested in helping fund that I'd love to connect with you!

Specifically, I'm looking to do get a short term 80k loan for the purchase and I'd refinance in 6-9 months to payoff the loan. I have 80k of equity in my current home but currently can't use any of it...

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PS

Apologies for the poor title. I accidentally submitted the post before I had actually made any content for it.

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