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Re: 1949 house rehab [Re: BigPig] #8881424 07/12/23 05:43 PM
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That's it! 9 pages on this thread and you can't pull $18hunerd a month? peep

Well done Wade, next project please

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Re: 1949 house rehab [Re: Western] #8884375 07/18/23 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Western
That's it! 9 pages on this thread and you can't pull $18hunerd a month? peep

Well done Wade, next project please


It pulls $1850, we make $800

Re: 1949 house rehab [Re: BigPig] #8884434 07/18/23 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted by BigPig
This project is 100% complete. Just wrapped up our cash out refinance on it, out of a hard money loan and into a conventional. We spent about $150,000 total on the purchase, 2 closing costs, interest only HM loan, and rehab. House appraised at $200k, we refinanced at $150k, rolled in the closing costs, and got $11k cash back.

So we have 25% equity in the home and it’s cash flowing $800 a month.


Outstanding!

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Looks really good Wade. Well done.

One thing that would set that walkway off though is to outline it in limestone slabs in a contrasting color of the rock up


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Originally Posted by BigPig
This project is 100% complete. Just wrapped up our cash out refinance on it, out of a hard money loan and into a conventional. We spent about $150,000 total on the purchase, 2 closing costs, interest only HM loan, and rehab. House appraised at $200k, we refinanced at $150k, rolled in the closing costs, and got $11k cash back.

So we have 25% equity in the home and it’s cash flowing $800 a month.


So mathematically you found a hard money lender to cover 100% of your purchase and rehab costs on the project and then a conventional lender to reimburse the hard money lender and put cash in your pocket based on loan to value ignoring loan to cost. Essentially you put zero of your own money into this project and got paid $11,000 at the end by the conventional lender. Is that an accurate assessment?

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Re: 1949 house rehab [Re: HoldPoint] #8886124 07/20/23 09:35 PM
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Originally Posted by BigPig
This project is 100% complete. Just wrapped up our cash out refinance on it, out of a hard money loan and into a conventional. We spent about $150,000 total on the purchase, 2 closing costs, interest only HM loan, and rehab. House appraised at $200k, we refinanced at $150k, rolled in the closing costs, and got $11k cash back.

So we have 25% equity in the home and it’s cash flowing $800 a month.


So mathematically you found a hard money lender to cover 100% of your purchase and rehab costs on the project and then a conventional lender to reimburse the hard money lender and put cash in your pocket based on loan to value ignoring loan to cost. Essentially you put zero of your own money into this project and got paid $11,000 at the end by the conventional lender. Is that an accurate assessment?


Yes sir. BRRRR is the strategy. Buy Rehab Rent Refi Repeat. Best case scenario you get money back at the refi and still make the 1% rule for rent. Even breaking even on the refi but still getting 1% rent rule is a win.

And there is no taxes on the $11,000 because it is debt.

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