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Updated about 11 years ago on . Most recent reply
Rental #4 under contract
Happy to say #4 is under contract.
It's a rehabbed bungalow in SE Michigan. 3/1.1 with basement and garage. I'm going to check it out on Friday.
Best thing about it is, I'm getting it after doing a cash out refi on a property I bought in 2012 for $20k. It's worth $60k now. So no money out of my pocket, YEAH!
Rents: $850 / 1.98% - could be a 2% if I squeak out a little more rent
Purchase Price: $43k
20% down @ 5.125% = $187/mo
Closing costs & rent certs: $3000
Taxes: $115
Ins: $35
PM: 8%/ $68
Reserves: 20%/ $170
Cash flow: $275/mo
NOI: $3300
ROI: 28.4%
Or via 50% rule
$850/2 = $450-$187 = $263/mo x 12 = $3135 = 27.0%
With my cash out refi I'm looking to do 2 more of these this year. Gotta love turning a $20k investment into 4 properties that bring in over $3000/yr each.
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I'm using a local credit union and just got a 5 year loan at 4% interest, 30 amortization, 85% LTV so 15% down. I refinanced 3 loans I had at 5.5%, 20 year amortization and 75% LTV so was able to get cash out to buy two more which I now have under contract. All these properties are in the LLC name, fyi.