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Real estate question: ANY AND ALL ADVICE/CRITICISMS ENCOURAGED
So here's the scenario. I have a property that the seller is willing to finance on with 25% down and hold a note at 3% for a year. The property is in a town that I know well and own a 4 unit in as well which is currently being renovated. Some preliminary numbers are below.
Asking price: $149,900
Current rent: $1600 with ability to increase to around $2000Tenants pay electric, landlord pays heating oil and water.Taxes:
$5300 annuallyI like to keep capex, repairs, and vacancy all at 10% for safety, so with a $1600 rent, they equate to $480 monthly
Insurance I would assume anywhere from $80-120 monthly
I have been looking for a seller financed property because I already used my FHA recently and that is my first property, so conventional lending is a little harder for me to get right now. My questions are:
1: What do you think of the investment itself?
2: What other costs will I incur with seller financing? (closing costs)
3: What costs will I incur with refinancing after a year?
I likely will not offer full price for the home if I offer, and if he will not accept under full price, I would attempt to lower the down payment to 10% to increase my COCROI. Also I am thinking of structuring the payment terms as 50/50 (or more) interest and equity on my note payments.