We infused approximately $950K into interiors/exteriors, which allowed us to finish out the existing value-add package.

The right deal could be flipped or refinanced for a big cash infusion, which can then be used to fund more deals. 

Mainly, we can see an infusion of inventory via bank owned foreclosures over the next several years. 

Unfortunately, the demand for multifamily housing starting with the Great Recession hasn't let up - with the gap between demand and supply continually expanding since 2008.Savvy investors anticipated inflation last year with the infusion of trillions of stimulus money into the economy.

Assorted ride vehicles, hand-silkscreened attraction posters, and other objects from their 25,000-piece Disneyland and Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom collection infuse almost every corner of their 4,569-square-foot house.

At the time, it was a C- asset located in a great part of town...our plan was to infuse approx. $1M+ into the property's interiors & exteriors, push rents, reduce expenses, and increase the additional other income...our typical "value add" strategy.For those who want a deeper dive into the capex, we had approx. $632k into the exteriors and a $388k into the interiors (reach out if you want more...)Anyhow, we closed in Dec 2020 and immediately implemented our business plan.

1.If your HELOC permits, use it to satisfy equity infusion for the lender.2.You are trying to buy a property with no skin in the game.

You will have to run numbers based on the size of home you desire/can afford and then consider how marketable it is in its current condition or if you need to infuse some cash to get it well themed and stand out.

The bank will also provide construction loans for each build, which will not require any additional cash infusion on our part.

It is up to you and the partners to determine equity split and cash infusion.