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Multifamily Refinance Question!

Mike Dusenka
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Let's say I find a deal and put 0 money in because I use a private money lender. The property is currently valued and selling for $750,000. The seller is motivated, and I purchase for $600,000 and add $30,000 in repairs for a total of $630,000. In total, the investor spends $630,000

Is the equity that I have in the property $120,000?

I'm asking because I need equity in the deal to refinance?

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Blake Garcia
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Blake Garcia
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@Mike Dusenka

 You're correct on the equity number. What's the time frame on this from purchase to refi? You may have a seasoning issue depending on the lender.

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