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Updated almost 15 years ago,
Ideal Real Estate Strategy
BP Community:
I wanted to reach out to the BP Community to see what would be the best real estate investing strategy in order to make this deal happen.
Here is the Brooklyn Brownstone deal scenario.
Situation: The homeowner had terminal cancer and was motivated to sell. The homeowner want me to show proof of fund in order to go into contract.
I was unable to secure POF or any type of financing to be able to get this property under contract.
Property Type: Brownstone 3 family 3/3/3 with an unfinished basement.
Location:On the edge of Clinton Hill/Bed Stuy border 2 blocks from subway
Price of Property: $210,000
Repairs: $100,000 (Have two quotes of $80K and $100K)
Liens:
1st Mortgage $74,000
2nd Mortgage $12,000
NY State Dept of Tax $1,613 (Can be shorted)
Violations $14,456 (Can be shorted)
Fed Tax Lien $15,792 (Can be shorted)
Tab Violation $125 (Can be shorted)
Total Liens $117,986 (Liens can be shorted down to $90K)
Total (Before Short) $427,986
Total (After Short) $400,000
Assignment Fee (3%) $12,500
Gus Commission(3%) $12,500
Total Sales Price $425,000
Low End ARV : $600,000 LTV =70%
High End ARV : $650,000 LTV= 65%
This property was in a good area and had a lot of equity built into the property.
What would be the best method to use in order to make this deal work for all parties?
David H.