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Updated about 6 years ago, 10/29/2018
Would you make this deal or not?
Hi Landlords, Property Owners & Smart People,
Currently, my properties are turning great returns and are providing me with wealth (not substantial but pretty kick ***). I am looking at a deal for a long term hold and in it to win it, but strangely confused - looking for your assistance.
Here is the deal - not sure if it is complex but I will do my best to explain:
Property A
Purchased at 305k, renovated, rented and retaining: Single family renting at $5000 a month - great cash flow - equity in home is substantial - value of home is over 700k; currently have 1 mortgage on home and owe $220k; have equity line of credit of $150k and have not touched it; Net Annual Return is 44% roughly (probably won't come across anything like this again)
Property B
Purchased at 450k, renovated rented and retaining: single family renting at $4000 a month - decent cash flow - equity in home has increased due to reno - value now worth near $550k conservatively and have 1 mortgage on home; not really interested in doing to much more with this property at the moment; Net Annual Return is around 10% (put a substantial down payment down to increase cash flow)
Property C - Looking at dealing - Buy? or not?
Asking 650k, needs upgrading - kitchen, flooring e.g..; renting at $4425; knowing what the market is at 30 year 5.6% for investment properties or even a 15/1 arm 5.5%; do the numbers work out? depends on how you buy? or again look at long term hold? IF (and thats a big if) I can get in at near 600k; how can you finance this to make it work? does it make sense to use the Line Of Credit from Property A for down payment?
How I see the numbers - and looking for feedback here
$2500 for mortgage
$700 for interest line of credit (is based off prime and adjustable monthly)
900 for taxes (name of the game for playing in this city)
$150 for ins
To close to deal, to risky? All thoughts welcomed.
Thanks!