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Updated about 2 years ago, 10/06/2022
Do We Have A Good Deal For Our First Seller Finance?
Good afternoon BP family,
I have an owner finance deal that I am pursuing and would like the best course of action. Here is the deal:
Property has an ARV of $250,000
Purchase Price is $190,000
Rehab: $5,000-8,000 (for a lease option tenant)
Seller needs $30,000 at closing
Financing: 15 years at 0 %
Rental amount: $1,800
My payment (including T&I): $1,100
Suggests Please!
Have you considered a 50-40-10 with Velocity Mortgage? 50% 1st, 40% 2nd, and 10% down? I just got a blended rate in the 4's.
If your numbers check out that seems like a great deal to me considering interest rates are around 7% on 30 years mortgages right now.
@Ed Walker Looks good to me Ed! Under market value, 0% interest owner-carry, and cash flow positive. $30k down is more than I would prefer but you should be able to get at least half of that back from the tenant/buyer so your COC is going to be pretty solid.
@Chris Webb Why pay 4% when you can pay 0%?
Quote from @Chris Webb:
Have you considered a 50-40-10 with Velocity Mortgage? 50% 1st, 40% 2nd, and 10% down? I just got a blended rate in the 4's.
Hey Chris, I didn't know that was a product. I most definitely will keep that in mind. Thanks
Quote from @Joel Case:
If your numbers check out that seems like a great deal to me considering interest rates are around 7% on 30 years mortgages right now.
Thanks Joel. I was feeling it was but just wanted a little guidance on the presentation of the numbers to the seller.
Quote from @Doug Pretorius:
@Ed Walker Looks good to me Ed! Under market value, 0% interest owner-carry, and cash flow positive. $30k down is more than I would prefer but you should be able to get at least half of that back from the tenant/buyer so your COC is going to be pretty solid.
@Chris Webb Why pay 4% when you can pay 0%?
Quote from @Ed Walker:
Good afternoon BP family,
I have an owner finance deal that I am pursuing and would like the best course of action. Here is the deal:
Property has an ARV of $250,000
Purchase Price is $190,000
Rehab: $5,000-8,000 (for a lease option tenant)
Seller needs $30,000 at closing
Financing: 15 years at 0 %
Rental amount: $1,800
My payment (including T&I): $1,100
Suggests Please!
Sounds like the numbers work well. How’d you go about finding this deal and making it happen?