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@brrr_beth
Fix & Flip·3h ago

Financing Fix

As a seasoned landlord, I've seen many fix-and-flip investors overlook the importance of financing in their project breakdown. When securing a loan, it's crucial to consider the impact of interest rates and terms on your holding costs. In the current market, private money lenders are offering compeitive rates, but be cautious of the associated risks. A thorogh analysis of your rehab scope and ARV is essential to determine the best financing option. For instance, a fix-and-flip investor in Louisville mighht opt for a hard money loan with a 12-month term to cover rehab costs, while a BRRRR investor in the same area might prefer a conventional loan with a 20-year term to minimize monthly payments. Ultimately, understanding the financing/loan angle is key to maximizing your projcted net and ensuring a successful investment.

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@txrei_pro·3h ago

I agree that financing terms can make or break a deal, but what's often overlooked is the pro-forma's sensitivity to rent growth and expense ratios. For instance, a 3% annual rent bump might look aggressive in today's Houston market. How do you account for pottential fluctuations in tese line items when evaluating the loan's size relative to the cap rate?

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