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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Is it ok to pay 90% if the numbers still work?
I know, the quick answer is probably "NO" but, what if the numbers still work? Here is a SFR I am looking at:
PP: $112k
ARV: $125k
Repairs: $5k
Conventional loan purchase with 20% down, wrap into owner finance at $130k, 20% down at 9.5% for 30 yrs. Plan is to ask for a 1 month, $1000 option to find an end buyer. Cash flow over $400/month...