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Creative financing advice needed!

Forest Rainwater
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I need some advice! I was looking at two short term rentals with decent return. I have chosen which one to purchase, however I would like to at least offer a creative deal to the other. My understanding is that they have a mortgage on the property for $50,000 less than I'm willing to pay. I wouldn't be left with a ton of cash after closing the other property. What would you do? I don't have much knowledge in this area.

Property costs: $440,000

Property will generate roughly $26,000 a year

Any advice is appreciated!

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Zeona McIntyre
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  • Boulder, CO
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Zeona McIntyre
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Boulder, CO
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Hey just want to pop in and caution you on the return. 440k to make only 26k is quite a low return at a high price. I would be careful because Stars have high expenses so you may be left with less than a LTR. 

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