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Updated over 5 years ago,

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Brandon Ramsay
  • Halifax NS
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Subject 2 on my house.

Brandon Ramsay
  • Halifax NS
Posted

I currently have a house in Halifax,NS that I am renting out that is not cashflowing. Long story short. Bought a place with a in law suite (not set up for a multi) was living there with family and after couple years that cr@ped out. Had to move out and couldn't sell it quick so rented it out to cover the basic costs. (Had no idea about cap ex, maintenance, vacancy rate and what not)

The current tenants want to purchase the property and I want out before major costs come up that become painful to afford. They don't have very good credit. Have been thinking and reading different books and the best thing I can think of is a subject 2. I have to do more research on this subject as I haven't read anything on it for a while.

My knowledge as of now and I could be very wrong is. The title goes in the tennant's name and they take over the mortgage payment, taxes and everything to do with the property. Say the property has $165K owing on it and your're selling it for $205K. They have to pay me the $40K difference or I can get a 2nd mortgage for $40K and have them pay both and I get the equity of $40K. They get the property with no money down and cheaper then paying rent. I then put a lien on the property for $205K until it's paid off so if they don't pay I can take the property back. Not sure if I have to keep my own insurance on the place bit I wouldn't think so.

That is my knowledge on it so far. If I am wrong on any parts, please let me know as I am looking to learn about this as much as possible and to make this happen.

Would also love to hear any success or horror stories that people have with this. For anyone that replies, thanks in advance for taking the time to read this and reply to this with you own thoughts and have a great day. :)

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