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Ryan Novak
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Garland, TX
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Deal quality?

Ryan Novak
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Garland, TX
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I'm looking to purchase this single family home for a potential rental property. The owner is relocating and he currently has renters occupying the property. He's asking for 70k and comps are in the higher 70's. He says there are minor repairs needed but I haven't seen the place. The renters are paying $950/month and I'm guessing the mortgage payments will be around $400/month. It sounds like some good cash flow, but I'm wondering how I should finance it? A 30 year fixed rate? Owner financing? The owner has a 30k mortgage left on it. Any advice is much appreciated! Ryan

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