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Sean Joseph Bates
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Wrap Around Wholesale Deal

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Hello All,

I have recently come across a Seller whom is allowing her property to go to Foreclosure, due to the stress. I would love to help this person out; however, I feel this deal is above my knowledge level.  Below are the details of the transaction so far.

Mortgage Balance: $122,000

ARV: $185,000

Interest Rate: 2.5%

Monthly Rent: $800

Comparable Rent: $1200

Estimated Repairs: $50,000

According to an experienced investor...Does this seem to fit the mold of a wraparound transaction? Are Wrap Around Transactions only do-able with little to no repair costs? Can this person be helped through the service of an investor?

Thank you for any input!

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John K.
  • Wholesaler/Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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John K.
  • Wholesaler/Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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@Sean Joseph Bates

Still need a bit more information to completely analyze this deal.

Does she really have an existing 2.5% loan?  

Need to know the amount it will take to reinstate the loan.

For me, I don't care as much about repairs, as I wrap these and owner finance them at 9-9.5%. So if my equity is chewed up in repairs, I will more than make up for it in interest. If she is sitting on 2.5% loan, I couldn't care less if the repairs exceeded the ARV, within reason of course. The monthly cash flow alone, will take care of that.

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