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Taylor Disch
  • Bellingham, WA
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$100K in Equity, so many options, suggestions...?

Taylor Disch
  • Bellingham, WA
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I bought a property with a detached shop on a USDA 0% loan for $198k last year. Mortgage is $1200, renters pay $1400 for a 3bd / 1ba, 1364sqft house. I turned the 500sqft shop into a livable space for myself. I borrowed $20k from my buddy at 8% interest to finance the shop build since it was just a pole building shell. I owe him $15k currently. So many options and paths to take that I am not sure what the best option(s) would be. Appraisal came back at $305k as I am looking at getting a HELOC to pay back my buddy ASAP and fix up the inside cosmetically to get $1600 for rent. I could potentially get $750 rent for the shop as well. House was built in 1939. Thoughts?

Morgage - $1200 +

Loan -        $  488

Total -        $1688 -

Rent -        $ 1400

Expense - $288