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Mike Makkar
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Need help with due diligence on a Note (first attempt at this)

Mike Makkar
  • Investor
  • Plano, TX
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I'm a Note noob. Need some help analyzing.

Property Valuation = 66k

Note's Unpaid Balance = 25.2k

Note Sellers price = 21.6k (standard 85% of UPB)

Sellers claims note "performing", but has unpaid taxes of 8.5k

Loan maturity in 5 months with balloon of 25.2k payment

Chances are this will foreclose! I spend 21.6k + 4k + 8.5k = 34k for a property valued at 66k (50% discount). What else am I missing here? Any other contingencies to plan for? Is 50% discount worth the trouble of a foreclosure and getting it back to performance?   

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Scott Mclaren
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Scott Mclaren
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  • Gilbert, AZ
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I am in no means an expert, but there is no 85% "standard" discount. With those taxes I think the price should be less. I am only a few month's into buying notes and I have bought 5. I learn something new all the time. Don't get hung up on a particular one. I would offer less, a lot less. 

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