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Joyce Ann Magallanes
  • Lender
  • New York
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Working on a Flip? Review Your Deal First

Joyce Ann Magallanes
  • Lender
  • New York
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Most deals look viable before capital is introduced.

Once leverage, cost of funds, draw mechanics, and exit assumptions are applied, the margin either holds—or it doesn’t.

We review Fix & Flip scenarios from a structuring standpoint to show how the deal would likely perform once financing is layered in—based on the property, scope, and overall plan.

What we’re seeing work right now:

• Up to 90% of purchase price
• Rehab funds built into the deal*
• Flexible draws depending on scope and timeline
• Appraisal alternatives in select cases*

If you’re underwriting a deal or preparing an offer, you can send over the details. We’ll walk through how the structure may look and where the numbers tend to shift.

*Investment properties only. Terms, leverage, and eligibility depend on borrower profile, experience, and property specifics. This is not a commitment to lend.

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