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Updated over 14 years ago on . Most recent reply

Need help with structuring a deal
I need help with a deal - the offer, deal structuring, and funding. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Here's the deal:
It is an REO, new on the market - asking price - $29,900 for a 2 Bed 1 Bath condo, rents are $650-$750
ARV $42,000-$44,000
The bank wants a pre-approval letter and proof of funds letter with any offer sheet
It needs carpet, paint and appliances. There was a fire a year and a half ago, the ceiling has been rebuilt and repainted. I want to pull $5,000 out of this deal. I would pay a private lender 8% for 3 years and rent it out. I have some ideas, but want some input first. Be creative, let's get some real thinking going on here!
Thanks in advance!
Craig
Most Popular Reply

Craig,
Be sure to research the HOA that this condo is in. If they are in a financial bind with a small cash reserve you would be better off not buying this condo. Weak HOAs are a pain in the rear and can be costly with random assessments. Just my 2 cents.
Cheers,
John