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Mike P.
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Would you do this Sub2 deal?

Mike P.
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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This is a 3 bedroom 2 bath house 15 minutes from my house and in a C+ neighborhood. It's currently rented for $925 and I'd keep them in place. The financing is $59,000 for 20 years, the escrowed payments are $660, that includes PITI. The house was built in 1967, so it's an infant here in Pittsburgh and it looks it.

It's being wholesaled and that's who I worked this deal out with, the wholesaler, her good friend is the owner. She wants $7,000 in walking money for herself and the owner to split. 

What do you all think? I think it's a great deal. I'd have the $7,000 paid back to myself in 4-5 years and then it's basically a free house. IDK, thinking I could refi too, in 3-5 years. 

$7,000 down

Take over the $59,000 loan with an escrowed payment of $660 per month.

Rent is $925

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