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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

First deal seems to good like maybe I'm missing something.
First I've been looking into small multi-family properties to hold that cash flow.
I found a fourplex and duplex adjacent to each other owned by the same elderly couple that listed at $119,900. Did some research found they wanted out and offered 80% cash they accepted.
I have private lending lined out for the full purchase price plus $7500 in rehab carried for 18 months and still have a decent cash flow. My figures say I should be able to refi out with a conventional loan at the end of the 18 months and not even have to dip into my positive cashflow reserves.
With that information is there anything I'm missing here?