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Loan Restructure to Purchase

Rich Bertran
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FIRST-TIME INVESTOR

REI Pros,

I am looking to refinance my home and pull money out to pay off a property I own in Oklahoma to pull a loan against it and purchase a self-storage complex. Ultimately I want to hold the rental property long-term.

Target Asset Purchase Price: $1.5M-$2M

My Home:

  • Loan Ballance _ $208K
  • CMA _ $415K-$430K (appraisal due in next week to verify)
  • Refi. Rate _ 2.5% (locked in)
  • Refi Cost _ $20K
  • Equity Pulled _ $124K
  • New loan Amount _ $352K

Oklahoma Renal: 

  • Loan Ballance _ $124K
  • Debt Service _ $840
  • Property MNGT _ $125
  • Escrow _ $285
  • Rent _ $1250
  • Cash Flow (after restructure) _ $540, (I am subtracting $300 for the new home loan increase, escrow, & property management fees at 10%) 

If it were all up to me, I would sell both properties and purchase without a second thought. However, my wife is more cautious than me, and I understand her concerns. 

Her Concerns:

  • Current home location, cannot re-create for the price point we got into this house, $250K
  • Too much debt to get started (target purchase price above), she suggested partners, and I agreed
  • Does not want to sell the rental property and put all the money into a new investment

Bottom Line-I needs advice as to the best way to posture our family to move into a multi-unit property that will give better security in our current markets environment. 

Thank you in advance for any and all help/insight.

Respectfully,

Rich

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