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Elwin Green
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  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Iso Rehab, Refinance Funding

Elwin Green
  • Investor
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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I seek financing options for the first and third Rs of my first BRRRR project.

I have a 2BR house under contract, and have funds available to close (about $32K).

Of course, the house needs the first R - Rehab.

Is there a lender here who would lend $20K-$25K against a free and clear property for rehab that would raise its value from $34K to $72K (per an appraisal in January)? (My credit score is sub-600; I know that makes it harder.)

After rehab, I anticipate renting it for $1622/month through our county's Section 8 program. After all expenses, I anticipate a monthly NOI of $1275.

That brings us to the third R - Refinance.

Is there a lender here who would make a DSCR loan based on a monthly NOI of $1275? If so, for what amount, and on what terms - especially, with what seasoning requirement? I would need to pay myself back the funds to purchase ($32K) and pay off the rehab financing ($20K-$25K). I would WANT to borrow as much as the property would support, to better position myself for my next deal - I am working toward a $3 million portfolio.

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