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Updated about 6 years ago,
First Philly Rental Property - Single to Multi Fam
I've been on a search over the past couple years to finally dive in to the world of Real Estate! Today, I think I finally found a place which is perfect for the gameplan I want to use: BRRR
The Philly market has been pretty hot recently and we're always waiting for the immanent market downturn, but I think that this property may be able to withstand the test of time.
Here's the breakdown:
Asking price: $135k
(Lets say I offer the full price, although I will ask ~$95k)
Monthly payments: $1,016
Estimated cash @ purchase: $15,700
Estimated repairs: $150k-200k
Potential Final ARV: $275k-300k
Rent per unit: $900-1000
This property is currently zoned as a single family, but I'm sure can be switched to a tri-plex as there is already 2 electric meters and 3 kitchens. I'm hoping to buy it for say $90k, put 200k into it and then rent out the other two units while I live inside of the first unit. These units are evenly spaced, but I'm wondering if getting a 200k loan is very unrealistic? I have enough to pay for the purchase costs, but nothing to put into the house.
I can use a hard money lender, but what are the risks in that? If it doesn't appreciate to 300k, then I lose money or break even? I think a property cash flowing ~1800/mo would be a good gamble.
Any other suggestions on creative financing? I currently rent, so I cannot take out a home equity line.
Thanks!