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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Did I make a mistake? Walked away from this deal.

Care Peel
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I spent months trying to get this deal and ended up walking away mainly because I couldn't see how to get my money back when I tried to do a cash-out refi. I would think buying a home with an ARV of 78K for 45K would be a good deal. But apparently, either you have to buy with cash, it is a bad deal, or I don't know what I'm doing. :-)

Notice the max offer should have been 41K.
I could only drop to 45K or the bank wouldn't finance it. Too small. Not worth their time. (conventional loan)

Here are the numbers:

ARV 78,000.00
80% ARV 62,400.00    
Repairs 21,000.00    
Max Offer 41,400.00 = 80% ARV - repairs
Conventional Loan Amt: 33,120.00    
Down Pmt (HELOC): 8,280.00    
     
Total Financed
by HELOC:
35,280.00    
HELOC Pmt: 409    
Loan Pmt 310    
Ttl Pmt 719    
     
Cash On Cash Evaluation    
Revenue 800    
Exp Loan 719    
Exp Cap Ex 40    
Exp Repair 40    
Exp Vacancy 40    

 -39  
     
     
Cash Out Refinance    
80% Value 62,400.00    
Cash Owed 68,400.00    

 -6000.00  

I could have got it for 45K.

I would have done it except I was using my HELOC to make the down payment.

It would have been at 7% interest. 

I could have bought the house for cash (HELOC) but didn't have money for repairs if I did.

My main questions:

1. What did I do wrong? Right after I walked away another investor bought in a matter of days.

2. When you do the cash-out refi, should I expect to get all my money back? Or is having $6k left to pay back on the heloc normal/acceptable?

Yes... I'm a newby looking for some direction.

Thanks for any insight you can provide.

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