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All Forum Posts by: Blake Hendricks

Blake Hendricks has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Originally posted by @Ryan Dossey:

Only you can decide if this is a deal that you want or not. I will say that we have filled vacancies the past two weeks... With medical professionals moving to town to work on vaccine research. 

I would say that the value has gone down though. So I would make sure you are getting a SCREAMING deal. 

Wow, that is actually quite interesting. As for as the deal, I am looking at a very juicy 19% ROE but a very poor CoC of 1%. Over here in Jersey, this deal isn't necessarily a SCREAMING deal but over the course of 6 months in searching.. it's definitely top 3 haha.

Originally posted by @Tim G.:

The first buyer walked, the listing agent is doing their job but the value has changed due to circumstances and its safe to say we don't know yet, how much that value has changed. 

Hello Tim, thanks for the input! When offers were due, 37 offers were submitted! The house is a great rental due to recent renovations and location so it just stood out fantastically. Now that was before this disaster and being this is my first time trying to buying a home, I don't want to take a massive lost.

Hello, first post! I am placing an offer on a 2-family home and my concern during these times is if it will be difficult to find a tenant.

A little background. House listed 400k. I offered 460k and lost. Jersey for you. 2 months later(today), listing agent contacts next 3 best offers. I have 1 offer ahead of me apparently.

Part of the unit I'd rent out is a 3bd/1ba for $2100. Before the pandemic, this amount was reasonable. But now, it may not be the case due to the tremendous amount of layoffs and I would not like to have a vacant unit for x months nor would I like to decrease rent.

Would you take this risk? Risk being you might win on a great house due to the pandemic (other offers getting denied for mortgages) but have trouble finding tenants that make up the majority of the mortgage.

edit: title was too long. month*