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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Four-plex deal
I have a second appointment tomorrow morning for a four-plex. Here are the cold hard facts:
- ARV 500,000$
- Renovations (I will not know completely until tomorrow but I estimate it at 100,000$)
- Apartments are empty
- He owes between 60 and 70k on the mortgage
- He is extremely motivated
- He needs between 50 and 200k from the deal
- He is open to the following:
sub2 and partnership and, to a much lesser degree a straight out purchase at 250k
- I have also communicated to him that I would probably bring a partner into the agreement.
Thoughts from the BP community?