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Tylere Weaver
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  • upstate new york
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Calculators that include hard money

Tylere Weaver
  • Rental Property Investor
  • upstate new york
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Looking for input on how others might culatete the holding costs associated with a brrrr.  The cost of the hard money and the cost of the dscr loan that one might refi into.  Also the repayment aspect while you hold the proerty?  

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    Steve Garthe
    • Real Estate Broker
    • Des Moines, WA
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    Steve Garthe
    • Real Estate Broker
    • Des Moines, WA
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    It sounds like you've already identified the key variables: acquisition cost, rehab budget, timeline, carrying costs, and your refinance exit.

    When I model these scenarios, I usually compare:

    • Total interest paid during the project
    • Points and lender fees
    • Monthly carrying costs (taxes, insurance, utilities, etc.)
    • Opportunity cost of tying up cash or a LOC
    • Expected cash-out proceeds after stabilization

    One thing I'd be curious about is:

    • Purchase price?
    • Rehab budget?
    • Estimated ARV?
    • Expected hold time?

    With those numbers, it becomes much easier to see whether the lower cost of a LOC outweighs preserving liquidity and leverage through a hard money structure.

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