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Off market duplex deal?

Hailie Shaw
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Location - A

Appraisal -$220k

Duplex house is owned 50/50 by 2 people. The verbal offer is currently $90k to 1 owner for their side, which will be vacant, and then $40k offer to the other sides owner with a rent free, tax free, maintenance free live in clause until they pass away. So making 2 offers to 2 people, one to sell completely and one to allow them to live there forever, but I would be 100% owner of the duplex.

Both sides need renovations at about $50k each. Rent after renovations is $1,500. All cash deal, no mortgage. Thinking of doing a HELOC to cover the renovation on one side after purchase, so I don't have to use cash. No red flags in home inspection.

Thoughts on if the numbers make sense here? Hard to calculate the risk as you can’t determine how long the other person will live. They are 74 in not so great health.  

Thanks! 

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Taylor Dasch
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Taylor Dasch
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This is an interesting way to structure the deal, I am assuming the other side went significantly lower because they will be living for free for the remainder of their life. If your getting a 50k discount on the second side, thats about 3 years worth of rent, so after that it would start to be a negative return on investment if I understand correctly. But if they are in bad health, it may be worth the risk. 

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