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Warren Rubin
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  • Honolulu, HI
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Seeking Reverse Mortgage Advice for a Potential Deal

Warren Rubin
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Honolulu, HI
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Backstory: A friend of mines, who isn't on BiggerPockets, has been offered to purchase the home that they are renting. I have offered him a few options, but he would like to see if anyone has any other creative solutions.

There are 2 main challenges that he is facing:

1.) He can't get approved for traditional financing because his current income it too "new." He has tried to bring on 2 family members as co-signers but they still aren't able to get approved for the mortgage that they need.

2.) There is a reverse mortgage (RM) on the property, so time is of the essence.

Property details:

Type: Single family residence

RM payoff as of April 2020: ~$470k, we are guessing it's around $480k-490k at the time of this writing (Nov 2020)

Market value: $700k-$750k, based on recently sold comps of same exact home

The seller is asking for $70k proceeds from the sale of the home.

Any advice or tips are greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance!

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