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All Forum Posts by: Fred Moore

Fred Moore has started 2 posts and replied 2 times.

Hi all - I'm sure someone out there has personally dealt with this, or knows someone who has, that may be able to help me. Please chime in if you're able!

My father passed away last month and my sister and I are in the fun process of getting ownership of assets, etc. He didn't have much, but the biggest ticket item is his condo. My sister has no interest in ownership of the condo, so I'll be taking it over and will buy my sister out of her share of equity. Below are the details:

Condo Value: $70,000

Current mortgage balance: $35,000

Equity: $35,000

My thought is that I pay my sister out at $17,500 and then re-finance the mortgage into my name after we transfer the deed with the help of our local attorney.

My questions:

- Because I'll be re-financing out of an equity position, will a down payment be required? My thought is no, as my LTV will be less than 60%, even if I re-fi at $40,000 (to get a little cash to help pay for new flooring and paint).

- Do you all find condo's to be more problematic because of potential assessments? I try not to make decisions out of fear, but I also want to consider potential consequences.

- Anything else I haven't listed that I should consider, based on the limited info I've provided? 

Thanks all! I appreciate your help and support!

Post: New to BP - Hello from Nashville!

Fred MoorePosted
  • Realtor
  • Nashville, TN
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 0

Hello all! Sending a quick note to introduce myself and also want to say I'm excited to learn and grow with all of you! There is way more information within this group than I could've imagined. I appreciate everyone's willingness to share and assist as us newer investors figure this thing out. :)

Bio and interests below:

I've spent a little over a decade in technology services sales in corporate America. I've always known I wanted to get out of the rat race, so I studied on nights/weekends (while holding my corporate job) to get my real estate license and acquired that in the summer of 2017. I'm married and have an almost two year old daughter. My girls are my why and I want to do everything I can to provide/give them the best life possible. 2019 is bringing me a layoff in corporate America, BUT, I'm coming off of a strong production year in 2018 from real estate, and I'm more excited than I've been in a while to create something great as a full time realtor and investor. Planning to acquire my first buy/hold rental properties (hoping to acquire two, or a MFH) this year and a mobile home park. I have a couple of projects that I'm evaluating and look forward to further evaluating with you all before I pull the trigger. 

Interested in: constructive feedback, private capital, creative strategy, learning.

Let's connect if you share any of the same interests and/or if I can help you in any way!