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All Forum Posts by: Leroy Williams

Leroy Williams has started 3 posts and replied 25 times.

ALCON,

Because of my full time career in the military, I plan to personally go hunt for about 10 prospects a week along with requesting inside leads from a real estate friend of mine. Like I mentioned in my introduction, I'm not looking to get rich. I just want to get my feet wet with a little confidence, make a little free flowing cash, and gain experience for when I eventually retire. Any comments on my efforts?

Post: Short Sale Option

Leroy WilliamsPosted
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I believe that is his modified loan.

Thx Curt & Jon

In fact, I drove around looking at properties today. I found about 10 prospects. I have to make some phone calls on them.

Curt,

I haven't forgotten about you. I will be contacting you via PM soon. I have 2 sisters that live in Charlotte.

Curt,

So if this all adds up, the only money out of pocket would be the 20% down on the refinance. Also, do you get the final appraisal letter once the rehab is complete?

Post: Short Sale Option

Leroy WilliamsPosted
  • Posts 33
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Jon, He had one of those crazy loans early on, then the lender restructured his loan (80/20)(30yr/15yr)(8%/12%). When he purchased the home, he had no problem because he was making a substantial salary. He later ran into rough times eventually falling behind on his mortgage. He has gotten back on his feet, but still playing catchup and obviously upside down.

Post: Short Sale Option

Leroy WilliamsPosted
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Jon,

I have assessed the situation you have mentioned and that will be a deciding factor in my decision. An ideal situation would have him move out and get a new tenant and it be strictly business. He doesn't want to short sale unless he can remain as a tenant.

Post: Short Sale Option

Leroy WilliamsPosted
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Nationwide,

That includes taxes and interest.

Jonathan,

Can you explain the problem with the statement and why you say this?

Post: Short Sale Option

Leroy WilliamsPosted
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I plan to continue renting the property out to my brother. He currently pays $1300 in mortgage. I did a rough calculation using the mortgage calculator, and estimated that my mortgage would be about $800. I would charge him about $950 for rent with a small cash flow in my pocket. I am really doing it for him and for me. Hopefully the the market will return in a couple of years and the house appreciates. The average rent in that area is about $1100 monthly.

Post: Short Sale Option

Leroy WilliamsPosted
  • Posts 33
  • Votes 1

Situation:

Brother owes $143,000 on mortgage
House Value(according to comps) $121,000
Offer Home to lender as a short sale for $100,000 (sister says lender may take/she is a realtor in Atlanta).
I would purchase.

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