renovations financing owner financing multi family in flordia

renovations financing owner financing multi family in flordia

Member since 2020 · 6 posts · 2 votes

Hey guys!

Big fan of this great community… and would love to hear your advise.

Me and business partner purchase a multi family (3 units and garage) in Florida last august using owner financing.

The purchase price was 350k. The down payment was 25%. And according to Redfin (I know I know it’s not accurate the property worth 445k now)

We used LLC and the deed is on our name.

We are planning to renovate the property (our estimate is 60-65k).

Our plan is to refinance the owner financing loan after the renovations. And then do STR.

We thought about checking HELOC or home equity loan (I am not sure if it's a real option still a rookie )

Or even hard money loan for 6 months.

We thought about Home Depot “loan” or credit cards but I’m not a big fan of this option.

Please let us know your thoughts:)

We are open to private lender asan option abs would like to hear about great ones (ones that doesn’t make up fees or act shady or course)

Thanks!

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  • Lender · Miami, FL · Member since 2022 · 135 posts · 31 votes
    4y

    @Omer Sharvit Refinance out of the Owner Finance into a Value Add/Rehab Loan, if you need the rehab funds financed - and then refinance into a long term 30 Yr once the rehab is complete.

  • Member since 2020 · 6 posts · 2 votes
    4y

    @Camile Case thank you for replying.

    do you have recommendation for a specific bank or loan provider for value add/rehab loan. 

    my Buisness partner is checking local banks now but they focused more on line of credit for the LLC (we partner in different retail and beauty business) and said they would check it and get back to us in the next couple of days.

    we checked with US bank (doesn't do Florida) and lending one (doesn't do rehab loans) and both doesn't offer what we need.

    we prefer finding a solution just for the rehab (60-65k) and then refinance the owner financing.

  • Lender · Miami, FL · Member since 2022 · 135 posts · 31 votes
    4y

    Yes, feel free to message me if you need further help.

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