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Question about cash flow after delayed financing

Haley McLaughlin
  • Rental Property Investor
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I am new to delayed financing and am needing some guidance. Not sure if I am calculating everything correctly.

Property: SFH, in Chattanooga TN.

Purchase Price $114,000- originally planned to pay for using a HELOC

ARV $152,000 conservatively. $160,000 is likely.

Rehab: cosmetic $3000

Rents: $1200-1250/mo, it does have a detached garage with utilities that could be converted into an ADU with work.

Delayed Financing: 80% LTV, interest rate 5.13%, 30 year fixed

I'd like to keep as a buy and hold and it seems like it would cash flow after running quick numbers on the calculator. Am I missing anything with delayed financing? I believe there will be two closings, so I'll add those fees. 

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