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Updated about 11 years ago,

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Greg B.
  • Investor
  • Syracuse, NY
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Hypothetical newbie deal

Greg B.
  • Investor
  • Syracuse, NY
Posted

Hello everyone:


I have pretty good credit but saving for down payments is brutal. I need advice or a lesson on how/if this would work. I'm simply looking for the pros and cons (mainly cons) in funding a deal. 4-family in good shape, reasonable updates, fully rented. Assuming mortgage is low enough, would it make sense to get a "hard money" loan of 60% LTV with the seller carrying back the remaining 40? Credit is fair/good so my exit would be, at the very least, refinance the "hard money" ASAP (less than a year hopefully). Lets say the property cash flows pretty good with a hard money of 12% and a seller at 10%
Is this something that can be done on a regular basis without getting onesself into trouble?

Thanks for listening

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