Nope.Remember, it wasn't the Realtor who initiated thisit was my friend (who reminds me alot of you Ryan).He's in construction, and has a sixth sense.

If you don't have construction experience then I would recommend networking with a contractor to bid some of your more promising potential deals to give you accurate estimates.

Your best bet is a hard money lender, and if you don't even have atleast the upfront fees (usually about 5-6%) then the HML probably won't feel comfortable with it.Third, when you say you figure it will sell for 70K or 90K, what are you basing that off of?

Your best bet for determining a true CMA (comparable market analysis) is to use a trained pro.

Wow, I bet he's been waiting over 2 years for that info...Just kidding

due to their rush into "rehabbing and selling" with little regard for an investment plan or their rush into landlording or even wholesaling or pre construction or whatever - i think many investors are on the balls of their *** right now, or will be soon.I DO NOT WISH THIS for anyone!

It Appraised at $700k.We’re thinking of refinancing the construction loan to an 80/20 int only.80 @ 7.2% 20 @ 10.8% We’d get $250k cash-out to pay off debts and buy land for another new house.I'm living in the house now; We’d sell the house after 6 months (1 year after acquisition of land = .05 Capital Gains tax).

I would think that having the kitchen and living room upstairs and the bedrooms downstairs would be the best bet, but moving plumbing can be costly.

Foreclosure notices in one way or another will be posted at the local courthouse.Your best bet is to do mailouts and contacting them face to face.

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