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Tyler Von Harz
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Brodheadsville, Pa
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100% Owner Financed Deal Whats Your Opinion

Tyler Von Harz
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Brodheadsville, Pa
Posted

So I've got a deal on my hands and I would love to get some opinions from some more experienced investors.

3 Br 1B in private community. I've estimated the ARV at $60-$70k from properties in the neighborhood. (Every property nearby is extremely similar).

Built in 1969. Needs nothing besides maybe some repainting and cleaning up. Very recently went through a full rehab.

Rents for $950-$1050. Decent area. Lots of woods. Quiet streets. 

Owner willing to finance with nothing down. $55,000 at 4.2% interest over 12 years. Monthly payment of about $487.

Taxes and HOA fees run $1,800. Insurance $1,200. Putting aside 10% for maintenance/repairs, and assuming 5% vacancy.

I would be self managing because it is close to me, a very safe neighborhood, gated community with a lot of amenities, and security patrolling, etc. so I would be comfortable with it.

I figured it looks like a good deal but cash flow is a little tight. What are your thoughts?

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