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Joshua Curtis
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Richmond, VA
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Quick look at a potential deal

Joshua Curtis
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Richmond, VA
Posted

Hi BP, 

I'm not sure if this is the correct spot for this inquiry, so if not feel free to move. Short story is by way of marketing, I've come up with a hot lead on a deal in my market. I'd love advice, as this is my first potential Lease Option/Subject To deal of which I've been a part. 

This is an absentee owner that has been renting the house for a couple of years now and is tired of chasing the tenants for rent. So, one stipulation is that I would need to kick out the current tenants (there is no active lease). 

3/2. Needs a face-lift (flooring, paint, etc.) but not necessary for livability. Needs new siding (also not necessary for livability). 

Appraisal: $130,000

Tax Value: $124,000

Mortgage Owed: $109,000

No back payments, back taxes or leins on the property. 

Monthly Payment: $845

Market Rent: ~$1,200 in good condition

The seller wants to walk away with $7,500 as a down-payment. That's a bit high for me, but that's the beginning of the negotiation. 

What would you all suggest? What other information do I/you need to suggest? I

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