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All Forum Posts by: Allyson Davis

Allyson Davis has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Randy,

Thank you for the detailed response! Given this property is for a long term investment, would you recommend waiting until rates drop?

Thanks!

Rebecca

Hi everyone! I am new to this forum and looking to buy my first rental property. I would appreciate any guidance or advice you can give.

I am looking to buy either a single family or multifamily property in the Orange County, New York area. I am also open to other areas. I am considering this area because I am from the Orange County, NY area. I currently rent an apartment and work in Manhattan. Due to the high pricing in NYC I think it makes sense for me to buy in Orange County as I am originally from the area and I will be able to travel to the property within an hour or so. I plan to self manage the property

In regards to financing, I have saved up $250,000 cash that I can invest and still have enough money to live comfortably + emergency fund. I have a great credit score and a well paying job with very little debt (about $20k in student loans) so I have no issue taking out a loan.

I wasn’t sure where to start so I decided to get pre-approval for a loan. I applied for a loan with one of the larger banks and was approved for a $240,000 loan, with a $60,000 down payment. However, I starting looking at properties and I would like to increase my purchase price to $500k. Does this make sense given my financials?

I chose a conservative down payment, but I can definitely request a higher loan. I just wanted to get an application in to start somewhere.

I don’t know much about this process, but have been thinking about it for a couple years now and have decided it’s time to stop overthinking it and pull the trigger. I have the funds, but need to be more educated. I have been listening to the podcast and speaking to colleagues and a lender.


Please let me know your thoughts and if my thought process makes sense!

Hi everyone! I am new to this forum and looking to buy my first rental property. I would appreciate any guidance or advice you can give.

I am looking to buy either a single family or multifamily property in the Orange County, New York area. I am also open to other areas. I am considering this area because I am from the Orange County, NY area. I currently rent an apartment and work in Manhattan. Due to the high pricing in NYC I think it makes sense for me to buy in Orange County as I am originally from the area and I will be able to travel to the property within an hour or so. I plan to self manage the property

In regards to financing, I have saved up $250,000 cash that I can invest and still have enough money to live comfortably + emergency fund. I have a great credit score and a well paying job with very little debt (about $20k in student loans) so I have no issue taking out a loan.

I wasn’t sure where to start so I decided to get pre-approval for a loan. I applied for a loan with one of the larger banks and was approved for a $240,000 loan, with a $60,000 down payment. However, I starting looking at properties and I would like to increase my purchase price to $500k. Does this make sense given my financials?

I chose a conservative down payment, but I can definitely request a higher loan. I just wanted to get an application in to start somewhere.

I don’t know much about this process, but have been thinking about it for a couple years now and have decided it’s time to stop overthinking it and pull the trigger. I have the funds, but need to be more educated. I have been listening to the podcast and speaking to colleagues and a lender.


Please let me know your thoughts and if my thought process makes sense!