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Updated over 1 year ago,
Loan Assumption Strategy
Hello everyone,
I have a friend who recently purchased a house in the Columbus area but is now looking to sell his condo located 15 miles north of his new residence. Due to his job and having a newborn baby, he is not interested in renting out the property and is facing difficulties in selling it. I am considering the possibility of assuming his loan, especially since it currently carries a low-interest rate of 2.8%. The condo's mortgage is also quite affordable, and similar units in his building are renting for much higher prices, indicating a potential positive cash flow. However, I would be a long-distance investor and not the primary resident. Fortunately, I have a partner who could step in as the primary resident, and we are thinking of going 50/50 on this venture.
I am seeking advice on whether this would be a feasible and advisable option. Any guidance or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you all for your input.