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Andrew Lax
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Trying to be creative

Andrew Lax
  • Investor
  • Miami
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In the process of selling some of my less desirable properties and still working on creative financing ideas;

Do you think the following would be of interest to investors.

  • -ARV - 500k
  • -Purchase Price - 400k (needs full renovation set 50k)
  • - Down Payment - 20%
  • -1st Hard Money Loan - 250k interest only 3 year term
  • -2nd - Hard Money Loan - 70k interest only (interest accrues to earlier of end of term/sale/refinance)
  • -Rate TBD but assume around 10%

Investor would get a discount on ARV and be cash flow positive during the holding period.

My other options appear to be limited and would most likely renovate, sell at ARV , pay cap gains and then reinvest the proceeds into hard money deals or commercial RE…

Thanks again guys ….

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Nicholas L.
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@Andrew Lax

if i am going to buy something on seller finance i try to get the down payment as close to 0 as i can

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