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All Forum Posts by: Jordan Gay

Jordan Gay has started 6 posts and replied 10 times.

Post: Subject-to Fix and Flip

Jordan GayPosted
  • Fort Mill, SC
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 4

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $160,000
Cash invested: $30,000
Sale price: $220,000

Bought this property subject-to from a wholesaler for $8,000 and the note balance was $152,000 at the time of purchase. My holding costs were the principal and interest payments of just over $1000 a month, lawn care, which was $60 per cut, and the utilities. I hired a project manager to take care of the renovations and a local real estate agent to handle the sale of the property.

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I was interested in this deal because it didn't take a lot of cash to get the job done and I had multiple exit strategies.

How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

I found this deal through a wholesaler

What was the outcome?

The outcome for this property was a holding period of about 6 months with a profit of around $15,000. The great thing about this kind of investment though is my cash investment was only $45,000 which includes the purchase, renovations, and the holding costs.

Lessons learned? Challenges?

I learned a lot from this deal. First, make sure you know what your holding costs will be and

Post: Subject-to Fix and Flip

Jordan GayPosted
  • Fort Mill, SC
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 4

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $160,000
Cash invested: $30,000
Sale price: $220,000

Bought this property subject-to from a wholesaler for $8,000 and the note balance was $152,000 at the time of purchase. My holding costs were the principal and interest payments of just over $1000 a month, lawn care, which was $60 per cut, and the utilities. I hired a project manager to take care of the renovations and a local real estate agent to handle the sale of the property. Being a realtor myself I got a referral fee for giving that agent the listing. After paying out all of the commissions and having a few repairs on the inspection report I had to fix, the closing costs were around $17,000 leaving me with around a $15,000 profit once you add my referral commission back.

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I was interested in this deal because it didn't take a lot of cash to get the job done and I had multiple exit strategies.

How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

I found this deal through a wholesaler

What was the outcome?

The outcome for this property was a holding period of about 6 months with a profit of around $15,000. The great thing about this kind of investment though is my cash investment was only $45,000 which includes the purchase, renovations, and the holding costs.

Lessons learned? Challenges?

I learned a lot from this deal. First, make sure you know what your holding costs will be and

@Jaysen Medhurst, VISIO Lending has a seasoning period of 30 days, and that is who I am trying to use but their minimum loan amount is $75k. So I know it can be done, just trying to figure out who else has similar terms. The deal is a BRRRR where the purchase is $35k and the rehab will be $35k.

Does anyone know of a lender that will loan around $65k? I am trying to do a cash out refinance on a SFH that has an ARV of around $90k. 75% of the ARV is $67,500 and most lenders I have seen will not do a loan for less than $75k. I know a few local banks can do this but I am trying to have a seasoning period of just 30 days. Any suggestions?

Post: Porfolio of 14 properties (29 units)

Jordan GayPosted
  • Fort Mill, SC
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 4

Can you PM more info please?

Post: Contractors in Charlotte???

Jordan GayPosted
  • Fort Mill, SC
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 4

I'm looking for recommendations for contractors in and around the Charlotte, NC area. I need some quotes for a few projects and rather use recommendations than just a blind search.

Post: Best Banks for BRRR!!!

Jordan GayPosted
  • Fort Mill, SC
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 4

What's going on everyone! I wanted to know if anyone in the Charlotte and surrounding areas have had any luck with the BRRR strategy and if so, what bank or lenders did you use for the cash-out/refi?

Post: Charlotte, NC REI Meetup - Tuesday July 3rd

Jordan GayPosted
  • Fort Mill, SC
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 4

I'll be there 

Post: PRO Athlete trying to turn REAL ESTATE PRO

Jordan GayPosted
  • Fort Mill, SC
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 4

Everything in the price range I am looking is being snatched up in a matter of days. My issue with SC is the property tax on investment properties is basically double. So I would like to stay in NC unless there is a way to do seller financing/lease option and avoid the hike in property tax. 

Post: PRO Athlete trying to turn REAL ESTATE PRO

Jordan GayPosted
  • Fort Mill, SC
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 4

Hey all,

Quick overview of my situation:

I've been wanting to pull the trigger on my real estate investing portfolio for quite some time now but I am stuck in analysis paralysis. I'm wanting to start with the strategy of hold and rent but it is hard to find deals in the Charlotte market that make sense because inventory is so low. Financing has been interesting as well because of my current situation. I just made a career change from playing in the NFL for 3 years to being a commission-based Real Estate agent. So conventional lending is out of the question for the near term. I have found several asset based lenders that I can borrow from. 

What I am trying to achieve from this forum:

1) Surround myself with more like minded people in and around the Charlotte area.

2) Meet people that have experience in the Charlotte market and have been successful. 

3) Find private investors that want to pull money together and do deals with.

4) Learn as much as I can.