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Matt Maluchnik
  • Investor
  • Perrysburg, OH
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Sandwich Lease question

Matt Maluchnik
  • Investor
  • Perrysburg, OH
Posted

I have a few leads that I'm going to make an offer to, and I would like to throw in a second option that doesn't require my financing.  So I'm going to make a Sandwich lease offer where I will lease with option to buy from them...then do the same thing to my new renter.  What's the equation I use to figure out my Max Out Of Pocket I can give them and monthly payment?

-=DEAL #1=-

ARV: $60k

Repairs: $10k

Rents for: $600/mo

(Current buyer owns all cash)

**Am I on the right track...**

Usually I have been using 10% for Management, 10% Repairs, 10% CapEx...so right off of the bat 30% ($180 in this case) gets set off...so I know I can't give him more then $420 ($600 - $180). Is this correct? What else?