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Updated over 1 year ago, 04/20/2023

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BUYING FROM A DEAL FROM A FAMILY MEMBER

Shane Goodlett
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My brother is building a home and knows I'm starting out in the real estate world. Currently I have one single family rental. His real estate agent wants to list his home for 345,000(Not signed yet). He has offered to sell me the home for 300,000 if I want to use it as an investment. So, traditional 80/20 loan. I have plenty of funds for down payment. He just wants his equity out quickly and worried it will sit with current market in KY. He needs to pay land off to get construction loan. He agreed to pay me 2500 rent while they are building their house. That gives me about a 5% cash on cash return with a 7% rate if I can get that rate(Credit is great 740+). Thats using a $100 maintenance and 5% vacancy and paying taxes and insurance. How does the deal sound, considering rent is on the higher side for KY. My current 3/2 with 2 car garage and 4th bedroom in finished basement rents for 1950.

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