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Kristen R.
  • Investor/Attorney
  • Cheyenne, WY
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Financing a Real Estate Development Deal/Duplex in HCOL area

Kristen R.
  • Investor/Attorney
  • Cheyenne, WY
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looking for creative ideas/recommendations on how to finance a lot purchase/duplex build in a high cost of living area (mountain ski town)... plan is to turn and sell 1/2 the duplex for a good profit which will payoff approx 70% of the total cost of the land + build. then re-fi the remaining into a traditional mortgage and use the remaining 1/2 duplex as an investment property which we will do as a STR partially and use as a vacation home.

we'd prefer to not collateralize/heloc our main home and rental property (currently only have 1).