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All Forum Posts by: Nathan Vaught

Nathan Vaught has started 4 posts and replied 5 times.

What is the best way to find a General contractor for a fix n flip out of state.

I was driving around one day and found a vacant home that looks like a potential flip. I looked it up on zillow and it says its off market. How can i reach out and find the owners of this property?

Post: How to fund your 1st deal

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I am new to the real estate game and potentially have a deal. What is the best way to finance when i have no experience and very little cash?

Thank you so much for the help. This was just a question that popped into my mind when I was watching a video on the BRRRR strategy. I know that banks will usually give you an LTV of about 75-80% when you refinance. So I assumed in the worst case scenario is the loan would not be enough to pay back the lender.

If you are leveraging a BRRRR deal. Is it possible that the amount you receive from the bank when you refinance would not be enough to pay off your private lender? How are you suppose to pay off your private lender while using the BRRRR strategy.