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Hyacinth Dolor
  • Investor
  • Bridgeport, CT
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Financial decisions on family purchase

Hyacinth Dolor
  • Investor
  • Bridgeport, CT
Posted

I need your opinion on this issue.

Goals: 1. Become financially independent in flipping and keeping.

  2. I need $100k to purchase another flip for 2017.

I am a contractor. I do all renovations and manage two properties. They are my 2 family and my brother ‘s 3 family. I own my current residence (single family) with no mortgage worth $160k prior to kitchen upgrade. My brother would like to get ride of his 3 family and it is appraised at $250k. He owes $130K on mortgage. He does not care of profit and just wants to move out of state to start his young life. He will sell it to me at $130k + closing cost fees.

This is the 3 family.

Monthly Income: $2,850.00 Monthly Expenses: $2,203.34 Monthly Cashflow: $646.66 Pro Forma Cap Rate: 7.64%



The 2 family has lower cash flow ($300) and don’t want to touch.

What would you say is the most financially sound way to tackle these two goals with the assets mentioned above. 

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