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Updated almost 6 years ago,
What's the "freshest" a note can be to be sold?
I'm becoming very interested in owner financing houses. I've been reading a lot about wraparound mortgages. Now I'm wondering if the wraparound mortgage can be avoided all together. Here's my thought:
Do the first two steps of a BRRRR
Buy a distressed house
Rehab (with cash)
Then owner finance to a buyer. Require a 15-20% downpayment. Setup up a 15-30 year note.
Collect payments
Sell note
My question is this: How soon after I sell the house and collect payments till I can sell that note? What what is a reasonable % on the dollar of the note? Here's a numbers example (I'm buying in Missouri so the numbers are reasonable):
Purchase Price: 28k
Rehab and Holding: 25k
Owner finance for 85K @ 8% over 20 years. Get a 15% down payment (12.75k), and have a 20 year note for 72.25k @ 8% (670.99 monthly payments).
How long would I need the buyer to perform before I could sell the note? What's a reasonable price for this note?