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[Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal. It could be #1!
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This is our first serious consideration. Our offer will go in this week. We have a HELOC to use on the purchase of the house then possibly hard money at 12% for the rehab (I used the loan fees section for that cost). Our insurance will be high because flood insurance will most likely be required since the property is in a flood zone. Any insight is greatly appreciated because I'm sure I've missed something.
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Hi Clifford....a few things I don't understand about this. Is your HELOC truly at 2.5% amortized over 15 years? Most HELOCs I've seen are interest only and at a much higher interest rate, usually tied to market prime. Also, I don't see in here where you've accounted for your HML. Also, for your refinance calculation, it seems that you'll be refi'ing out 70% of the ARV, which shows $70K, but your into the property for $60K with the HELOC plus $25K with the HML = $85K plus fees. So my question is, does your after refi P&I payment also include HELOC payments? Since you'll obviously pay off the HML first, but that still leaves about $16k in outstanding loan from the HELOC.
Lastly, I don't believe that you would have $40K in equity as page 2 denotes. If the ARV is $100k and you're using 100% leverage to purchase and rehab for a grand total of $86K, then your equity position is closer to $14k. That's my take on this based on the report, but please let me know if I've missed something or misunderstood what your strategy is. Best of luck!