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Updated over 4 years ago, 06/27/2020

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John Daniels
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First Find! Need second pair of eyes!

John Daniels
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Hi All,

I think I have found a single family in San Antonio but I want to verify I am not screwing up the numbers.

The house was built in 1935 is 1250sqft, 3/1 detached garage(needs to be torn down/replaced). Exterior seems in good condition but needs paints.  Interior still in question as I have not seen it yet. 

I think I can get this for $30k cash out right and as of now I am estimating $30k rehab cost(SWAG). Estimated ARV is about $155K and estimated rental is $1100

What I am unsure about is when going to finance to get cash out, are there rules on how much to cash out? ie, $60k+costs(what I am in if for) leaving a higher monthly cashflow or the 75% LTV with a much lower monthly cashflow?

Does this seem like a good deal?  Am I missing anything?

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