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Updated about 6 years ago,
is it ever a good idea to pay 14% more for seller financing?
I am looking at a 29 unit apartment building (brick/flat roof) that is worth $2.2M. It is 100% occupied and needs $100k in upgrades (value added items only) plus parking lot pavement of another $60k cost.
The seller has offered to hold 85% of the purchase price with 5 year balloon, interest only at 5% rate, amortized over 30 years. The catch is that I have to purchase the property for $2.6M.
$318k Rental Income
$121k Operating Expense
$202k NOI
$110k Deb Service (interest only)
$92k NET PROFIT
So for my investment of $390,000, I will get a sizable asset plus recover my initial investment in just over 4 years.
Any thoughts/comments would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Nilton Lisboa