All Forum Posts by: Julio Garcia

Depends, HOA fee's are variable when it comes to effecting income. I'd stay away. upside is places that have HOA fee's tend to be more taken care of

you also might want to look and see if the HOA will allow you to rent it out, some don't.

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Why not seller financing? 

That's a good amount of equity! What do you plan to do with your primary? continue to live in it? rent it out andmove into the new property?

cons- right now banks are slow bc of the low interest.

Sent you a PM 

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Sent you a pm

Mario, she'll pay the $134, Housing authority will cover the rest. so long as you complete the paperwork appropriately and send it back. 

Is Pm for you really falls on the case by case basis.

You gotta ask yourself is losing 10% really that big of an exchange to free up your Sundays or any other real estate related issue. That's the real question. Maybe you can negotiate the rate down. 

best of luck, Nicolas

Somewhere in the ball park of 10%