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Help Analyzing Potential BRRRR Deal

Rajiv R.
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Would appreciate any input on the numbers I am including below on a BRRRR and whether I am under/overestimating anything and/or missing anything. Also, rookie question and seems like common sense but I assume once I refinance and pay the HML back, I walk away with the down payment I made to the HML in addition to cash left over from the refinance - does that sounds correct?

Based on my calculations, after paying off the HML ($230,000) and paying points and closing costs on both loans, I am left with $7,100 + I would get my down payment of $40,000 back from the HML.

I feel like I am still missing something here as getting money back + my down payment appears too good to be true. Also considering whether I can offer slightly above list price on the property to beat out any competitors but still make sure the deal works. 

Any input would be helpful - thanks!

Purchase Price: $200,000 (also list price)

Rehab: $50,000-$70,000 (likely closer to $55k with $60-70 being overestimate)

ARV: $350,000

HML Loan Amount: $160,000 + $70,000 in rehab (assuming highest rehab here)

HML Closing Costs: $8,000 (approx.)

HML Points: $3,200

Holding Costs (2 months): $4,200 (approx.)

Refinance at 75% of ARV: $262,500

Closing Costs: $10,000

Pay Back HML: $230,000

Total Loan/Holding Costs: $8,000 + $3,200 + $4,200 + 10,000 = $25,400

Cash Out: $262,500 - $230,000 - $25,400 = $7,100

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