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All Forum Posts by: Florencio Nayve

Florencio Nayve has started 5 posts and replied 33 times.

Post: First dive into real estate investing.

Florencio NayvePosted
  • Posts 33
  • Votes 7
Quote from @Florencio Nayve:

Hello everyone! I'm a newbie in REI. My friend is selling her house to me because she's downsizing and moving to a small condo. Her house is in a very good location. Hopefully, she will give me a good price since we're friends, and it's an old house which needs a new roof, remodel of both 1 1/2 bathroom, and general clean-up/junk removal. I'm thinking of doing either a fix and flip or buy, fix, and hold for a long term rental property. I could either use a HELOC or a self-directed IRA for down payment.

My three questions:

1) With the mortgage rates so high right now, is it better to do a fix and flip or buy, fix, and hold for a long term rental?

2) Is it better to use a HELOC or a SDIRA as down payment in both cases?

3) If I use a SDIRA as down payment, is taking a non-recourse loan the only option with it, or are there any other available type of loans that goes with it?

Thank you very much for your help!

Thanks so much Mr Lee for the advice. I will look into the 2-1 buydown.

Post: First dive into real estate investing.

Florencio NayvePosted
  • Posts 33
  • Votes 7
Quote from @Florencio Nayve:

Hello everyone! I'm a newbie in REI. My friend is selling her house to me because she's downsizing and moving to a small condo. Her house is in a very good location. Hopefully, she will give me a good price since we're friends, and it's an old house which needs a new roof, remodel of both 1 1/2 bathroom, and general clean-up/junk removal. I'm thinking of doing either a fix and flip or buy, fix, and hold for a long term rental property. I could either use a HELOC or a self-directed IRA for down payment.

My three questions:

1) With the mortgage rates so high right now, is it better to do a fix and flip or buy, fix, and hold for a long term rental?

2) Is it better to use a HELOC or a SDIRA as down payment in both cases?

3) If I use a SDIRA as down payment, is taking a non-recourse loan the only option with it, or are there any other available type of loans that goes with it?

Thank you very much for your help!

Thanks for the response. The house mortgage is actually paid off already.

Post: First dive into real estate investing.

Florencio NayvePosted
  • Posts 33
  • Votes 7

Hello everyone! I'm a newbie in REI. My friend is selling her house to me because she's downsizing and moving to a small condo. Her house is in a very good location. Hopefully, she will give me a good price since we're friends, and it's an old house which needs a new roof, remodel of both 1 1/2 bathroom, and general clean-up/junk removal. I'm thinking of doing either a fix and flip or buy, fix, and hold for a long term rental property. I could either use a HELOC or a self-directed IRA for down payment.

My three questions:

1) With the mortgage rates so high right now, is it better to do a fix and flip or buy, fix, and hold for a long term rental?

2) Is it better to use a HELOC or a SDIRA as down payment in both cases?

3) If I use a SDIRA as down payment, is taking a non-recourse loan the only option with it, or are there any other available type of loans that goes with it?

Thank you very much for your help!