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Ryan Walker
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Options for Financing Rehab for flip in Austin Texas

Ryan Walker
  • Investor
  • Austin, TX
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Property Value: 375k

Rehab: 125k

ARV: 625k

My partner and I currently own an investment property outright in our LLC and I am looking for ways to finance the rehab. I have the cash to be able to cover the rehab but would like to finance it so that we can jump on another opportunity should one arise. That being said, I really dont like the idea of paying 3-4% origination on a 20% LTV. Are there any other (cheaper) options for me that wouldn't require me to leverage any of my personal assets?

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Jason Hirko
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Jason Hirko
  • Lender
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@Ryan Walker You could use the property as collateral and pull $125k out of the property as a cash out refi with someone who has cheaper points. At that LTV, you could roll the points into the loan.

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