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How can I structure this Brrrr?

Peter J Marshall
  • Rental Property Investor
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Hey guys,

I have a deal I am trying to process. The property is in distress, and I have the funds and skill set to rehab. My question is , how can I structure the deal to pay the owner at the refinance point for their asking price? While maintaining legal protection on the funds I put into the rehab? I do not want to put money and time into the rehab without legal documents/ agreement outlining the deal? Please help!?!?

I am very grateful for any help in the matter

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