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Dan White
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  • Saint Louis, MO
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Think I got a good Sub-to Deal

Dan White
  • Investor
  • Saint Louis, MO
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Hi,

I ran across a motivated seller on a four-family in an up-and-coming area.  He purchased for 100k in 04' and has put around 50k into it since then.  Says he owes little on it.  Asking $150k and I think there is lots of room for rents to come up, creating more value.  I believe it could sell for 200-220k if I got the rents up.  He doesn't want to mess with the tenants' rents because they are friends' family members.  

I would prefer to wholesale this place, however I am only going to get one shot at it...as he does not want to be bringing multiple people through.  Therefore, my plan is to purchase, increase the rents, and sell asap.  I don't have the cash to buy it for 150k.  What are my options with Subject to?  How might I structure this?  

All the best, 

Dan W. 

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Steve Vaughan#1 Personal Finance Contributor
  • Rental Property Investor
  • East Wenatchee, WA
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Steve Vaughan#1 Personal Finance Contributor
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I'd probably offer to buy on a wrap for 14-16 months. Would have 12 months for seasoning & stabilization plus a few months for cushion. All provided $150 is a good value as it sits.

Most of my wraps and carries need 10% down. Will that be a problem for you, Dan?

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