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Kim Wagner
  • New to Real Estate
  • Denver, CO
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Advice for Folks Who Know Flipping in Denver

Kim Wagner
  • New to Real Estate
  • Denver, CO
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Hi All - I am a newbie, so would appreciate any help folks could give me on a potential deal for a flip.  I wasn't planning on purchasing anything yet, but then happened to find this opportunity. I think I probably don't have my ducks in a row enough to proceed with this, but would like feedback.  

There is a house for sale in my neighborhood that appears to mostly need cosmetic upgrades (no inspection done yet) - i.e. new kitchen/baths/paint, etc.  No major demo or reconfiguration of the floor plan needed.  It's for sale at $255 psf.  Updated homes in this area sell for around $400 psf.  The style is mid-century modern, which is very popular here.  The bonus is that it has an Airbnb license and setup in the basement.

The real issue is that while I have excellent credit, I have minimal funds for a down payment (about 5%).  Would there even be a way to get funding for a deal like this?  

I don't have more details than this yet.  Any advice or thoughts though from people that know the Denver market would be appreciated.

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