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All Forum Posts by: Ewka Kawecki

Ewka Kawecki has started 8 posts and replied 10 times.

Post: Arm loan - Fixed Rate Loan

Ewka Kawecki
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I have a property under contract (4 units) I'm shopping around for a mortgage and need some advice. 

Which option will you choose, which one will be cheaper from a long-term perspective? Both options are Credit Unions - no points, no origination fee

1. Fixed rates - 6.125

2. Arm Loan - 5.250 (after five years the rates can go up 1.25%  ( I will need to refinance before year 5) 

Post: [Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal

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Quote from @Kevin Sobilo:

@Ewka Kawecki, it looks like an OK deal. I prefer to see a greater CoC (Cash on Cash) return. You are investing quite a bit to get that amount of cash-flow.

A couple comments on the input numbers. It looks like you estimated 10% for capital expenses which to me is high unless the house has a number of things like HVAC and roof that are nearer to the end of their life.

Also, with utilities, often a landlord will want to keep some utilities in their name even because they are provided by a government entity. In my area garbage and sewer are the most common but other areas might include water or even electric. If a government entity provides a utility and the bill goes unpaid it generally creates a lien on the property. So, it might be wise to keep those utilities in your name and other bake them into the rent if they are flat rate or bill them back to the tenant if they are based on usage.

If there are utilities like that I would include those into your numbers.

I would also include any other services that might be expected for a rental like yours. That may or may not include things like lawncare/landscaping, snow removal, etc.

Overall you look like you're very much on the right track with what you put into the calculator. 
Thank you so much for Your opinion!!!


Post: [Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal

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*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

Post: [Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal

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*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

Post: [Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal

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*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

Post: [Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal

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I have 5.85% interest, which I rounded to 6%, I forgot about insurance. Thank you so much for your advice! 

Post: [Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal

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Post: HELOC or cashout trying to figure out

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I want to purchase another propery, I'm wonder is better strategy to take HELOC (current rates 7%) from personal property or cash out from rental property. (Current mortgage rate on rental property is 3.25% after refinance will be 5.25%). What is your opinion?

Post: Lender on rental property

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I want to get HELOC on my rental property? Can somebody recommend a lender?

Post: I’m looking for financial advisor who will help me achieve goals

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I own one investing property in IL but want to focus now on Valparaiso Indiana area since currently I’m living here. I’m looking for financial advisor to help me move forward.