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All Forum Posts by: Adam Figurski

Adam Figurski has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Thank you 

Hello, I am looking for advice on the best way to fund a package deal. My experience as an investor is that I have purchased one property in Jacksonville Ar. This property appraised at 110,000 and I purchased for 95,000 which cash flows $100/mo. This was a turnkey property and I just did a traditional 30 year mortgage. So, I apologize in advance for any confusion misused terminology. 

For the rehab portion, I have not yet done a rehab on a property but I have been in the construction industry for over 25 years and do understand processes, contracts, and timelines. 

I live in California and am investing in the North Little Rock and Jacksonville areas. My current opportunity is a deal that consists of 2 SFR properties. Both properties have an ARV of 110k, and $1,050/mo rental income. Purchase for both properties totals 120k with estimated 40k in repairs. Property 1 is purchase of 80k and 10k in repairs, property 2 is 40k with 30k in repairs.

I'm thinking of different options on how to fund and I'm not sure what options I actually have and/or would be best. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Here are options I have been thinking of:

- One 30 year mortgage for both properties then pay out of pocket or hard/private money to rehab, 

-Private money to pay cash for both and cover rehab

-Regular mortgage on one and private on the other

-Private money to cover down payment 30 year mortgage and rehab

Thank you.

I’m looking to purchase my first income property and I’m looking for some feedback on my plan to purchase with zero out of pocket. 

Basic overview would be, hard money or personal loan to purchase, then 70% LTV delayed financing, then HELOC to pay off the last 30% on initial loan.

 Purchase price is 50k. With 20% down on 30 year mortgage this property would net cash flow $400/month. 

Assuming my plan will work I estimate my cash flow would be about $285/month because of the higher rates and shorter term on the HELOC. I'm ok with trading zero out of pocket for less cash flow.

Not sure if this plan is even feasible. If it is I’m sure I am missing some details somewhere. Any feedback would be great. Thanks