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Updated almost 11 years ago, 01/01/2014

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Wes Shepherd
  • Emporia, KS
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First Deal - Owner Finance

Wes Shepherd
  • Emporia, KS
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Single Family Residence

New furnace, plumbing, electrical ( Does not need any rehab work)

$25,000 Purchase price, should rent for at least $375. Owner is willing to finance 10% down at 6% for 30 years. Taxes are $500 a year and insurance would be cheap for me.

Here are the numbers :

14% Cap Rate

Total Monthly Income: $375.00

x50% for Expenses: $187.50

Monthly Payment/Interest Payment: $134.90

Total Monthly Cashflow using 50% Rule: $52.60

One benefit is this house is two blocks from my house, and is in really good condition.

What does everyone think about this deal? Regarding the owner finance; is it common to not allow prepayment? There is no way i would take this deal if i have to make thirty years of payments, i would pay off within 7. I am not sure what the common contract is.

Thanks,

Wes

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