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Sawyer Smith
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  • Joplin, MO
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Diversifying funding. Should I use Hard Money?

Sawyer Smith
  • Specialist
  • Joplin, MO
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For our first 12 deals, we have used private money. Now a buy and hold deal has come up that is interesting, but all our cash is tied up in the rehab of our last 4 homes. I don't want to lose the deal just because we don't have the cash on hand so I'm looking for other options. 

Deal Details

  • Asking price: $52,500
  • Construction costs: $40,000
  • Estimated ARV:  $137,000
  • Estimated Rent: $1,100

Should I use Hard Money on this deal? If not what are some other good options?

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