Older 4plex's have been going for around $180k while units built in 90's early 2000's have been in the $200-250k range. anyone have any experience in rehabbing fire damage structures?

Older 4plex's have been going for around $180k while units built in 90's early 2000's have been in the $200-250k range. anyone have any experience in rehabbing fire damage structures?

I've kind of given up on the reappraisal route as best case scenario I shave a few thousand off the price, and most likely case scenario I'm out $500.I am leaning towards doing a double close now because I don't want to risk buying it without finding another buyer.

I can't imagine you'll be able to shave enough off to make the additional capital commitment worth it, @Artur Abdullin.

This is exercise foam matt.

We are in our late 20's have a 3 month old daughter who keeps us motivated to create more family time and money. 

Why wouldn't you shave off interest?

It helps to shave off some of the fear factor.

Due to issues with the lead contractors all the previously installed flooring in 188-2 need to come out because they didn’t read the instructions and used foam under the flooring which it specifically says not to.

With good/great credit scores you stand to shave off anywhere from 0.5 to 0.75% on a non-conforming conventional (without discount points) on your rate and if you're already committed to owning as a primary residence for 5 years you'll easily recoup the closing costs in a year or 2 tops.Zillow app has a great refi calculator that shows you monthly cost savings, breakeven points, and amortization schedules so you can play with your numbers in there to help you make sense of it all or compare products.Based on what you've disclosed already and the historically low rates we're still seeing I'd say it is a great idea to consider refinancing.