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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Memphis Seller Finance
I have a potential seller finance deal in Memphis, TN zipcode 38128. The home has already been rehabbed and rent ready.
I'm assuming 7% of rent as property management fee. That seem reasonable?
ARV: $68,000
Purchase Price: $55,000 - $57,900
Rent: $775 (might be able to get $800-$850)
I'd like to determine what mortgage payment(to seller) will be assuming I want $200/mo in cash flow. Using 40% as property management, repair, taxes, ins factor. $5000 down payment.
Cash Flow = $775 x 0.6 - Mortgage = $200/mo => Mortgage = $265/mo.
Cash Flow = $200/mo
Mortgage = $265/mo principle only to seller.
Debt Service = $310/mo
Insurance + Taxes + PM ~= $189/mo => $121/mo in savings to misc account(future repair, increase ins/tax, etc)
As for tenant/buyer:
looking $775/mo - $850/mo for rent, with $3000-$5000 lease option fee, they pay for anything less than $500. 3 year lease option. Sale price ~$70,000
* I already have someone respond to my ad with these terms. They seem interested.
* Looking to get $250/mo in cash flow may be reasonable as well.
AM I MISSING ANYTHING?
Most Popular Reply

Hi @Jose Guevarra seems like you have it all covered however I would raise the management fee and expect to pay 9% to 10% is the norm.
Let me know if I can help in anyway.
Good Luck!