All Forum Posts by: Vessi Kapoulian

Quote from @Kenny Kuramoto:

I wanted to see If i got this explanation right on this Hard Money Lender. I know people will have this question so here is a sample sheet I have. For context this my first BRRR so thats why the rates are probably high.

I was wondering a couple things

1. Estimated Cash due is what I have to put in? Is it my Down plus fees? 

2. How is my Down Calculated?  25% down of the Purchase Price?

3. They are only offering me 65% of ARV ?

Thanks everyone!

@Kenny: Re question #1: This is your down payment plus the origination fees of $4,241, which roughly equates to a 25% down payment (question #2). The loan amount is indeed 65% of ARV (question #3) and covers the $35,000 construction costs too. However, from the above it appears that the $35,000 construction piece will be funded in tranches as the project progresses, which is not uncommon. You would want to understand that lender's draw process and timing. From the information in the bottom right corner it appears there will be additional fees with each draw (which is not uncommon).

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