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Updated over 7 years ago,
Hard Money or Conventional for First Rental
Hi Everyone,
Buying my first investment property, the house i am putting an offer in on is $80,000 bank owned. The house needs the following:
-Vinyl plank flooring throughout home which i would install myself (850 sqft home)
(850sqft x 2.69per sqft = $2,286.50)
-New windows (11)
($160x11= $1,760)
-Painted and spots patched where previous owner had screw holes
(Est. $600)
From the estimates i have got seems like it will cost under $7,500 for repairs, i added a little buffer.
The hard money lender i spoke with pre-approved me but since my first investment property the terms will be the below.
- Purchase Price = $80,000
- Loan Value = $72,000
- Hold back amount = $9,000 (1 or 2 Draws)
- Interest Rate = 12%
- Monthly Payment = $720 (72,000 x 12% = 8,640/12 = $720)
- ARV = 115,000
I am keeping this property as a rental, rent is $1400-1500, house is in great shape the last owner kept care of the property with many updates just needs these minor fixes. I believe i could have everything done within two weeks after closing and have a renter in there within a month as its a great rental market where I am buying.
Would you guys recommend doing cash out of your own pocket with conventional loan as that is what i am leaning towards. However my realtor suggests i do hard money so i can just wrap everything up into the loan.
Thanks everyone,
Zack