This would be a deal for the big guys - you could be part of the syndication if you have the cash. 

It certainly is possible to use conventional lending but probably not likely in most successful equations. 

I would be more likely to partner with other investors than to strictly lend. 

Some lenders want to see a few under my belt before they will lend.

I just don’t fully understand what has to happenI’m trying to switch my loan over to free up 100% of the lending possibility.

I run a fairly large and successful lending business in NYC focused on commercial loans to small businesses.

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Property Info:Purchase price: $100,000Estimated Rehab budget: $25,000ARV: $180,000Profit Before Costs: $55,000Extra Fees on the buy side:Closing Costs on the buy of an estimated 3.5% = $3,500No realtor needed for the buy = 0TOTAL: $3,500Hard Money lending detail: 115k loan @ 12.99% for 4 months w/ origin fee & draw fees3.9% Origin fee on loan of 115,000: $4,500 (rounded up)12.99% Interest Rate for 4 months: $5,000 (rounded up)Draw Fees: $1,250Misc Fees (appraisal/commitment/inspection): $1,000TOTAL: $11,750Holding Costs (insurance, utilities, lawncare, taxes): $250/moTOTAL: $2,000Selling Costs: Closing Costs Estimated at 3.5% of ARV: $6,300Buyers Agent Commission of 3%: $5,400Other Misc Expenses: $1,000TOTAL: $12,700Summary+55,000 Profit before fees-   3,500 Closing Costs on the buy- 11,750 HML Costs-   2,000 Holding Costs- 12,700 Selling Costs--------------------------------+  25,050 Profit after all fees are deductedDid I miss anything here?!