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Balloon Lending for a 4 Plex - looking for help

Carol Osman
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Hi everyone,

Looking for some help or direction on our first investment property, specifically with the seller finance balloon option vs traditional financing, thank you!

Below are the details

  • 4 Unit Multi Family asking $249,000 
  • $500 Rent Per Unit = $2000 Rental Income (all original tenants occupied since 2007)
  • Asking Price = $249,000
  • Minor Cosmetic to $0 Rehab
  • Potential Rental Income in the area = $600 to $700 per month
  • BiggerPockets Rental Calculator AS IS:
  • Monthly cash flow -$203 /mo

    Income -$2,000 /mo

    Expenses -$1,796 /mo

    CoC ROI - 4.35%

    Seller Financing option

    • Balloon Payment - 20% down for 2 Year Terms @ 7% interest

    We believe we can bring the rent to $650/unit within the first 2 months. 

    What should we be considering with our financing options ? Any help is greatly appreciated!

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      Diane Menke
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      • Flourtown, PA
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      Diane Menke
      • Contractor
      • Flourtown, PA
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      Ellis is right the information is not complete. 

      The asking price is high given the rents.

      The owner financing is also high at 7%, 20% down.

      You should be able to get commercial lending, 20% down, closer to 4%, 25 year term. I would not pay more than the "1% rule" I like closer to 1.2-1.5.

      Maybe work on your numbers on a few more deals, make it very comfortable to do the calculations. And find a commercial lending broker who will take time to educate you on the details of the #s.

      Good luck! 

      D

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