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All Forum Posts by: Kingsley Addo

Kingsley Addo has started 1 posts and replied 12 times.

Quote from @Paul Welden:

include the rehab cost into the original purchase price.


 Is this still needed if the lender is covering 100% of rehab? Thank you

Quote from @Robert Ellis:
Quote from @Luis Ramos:

Nothing cash flows at interest rate of 8% and property taxes at 3% (in Texas). 

Although I did 12 BRRR deals, in my opinion it is dead in 2024!!!


Prove it otherwise, preferably with HUD statements.


 new construction my friend. we build for investors and they have tons of equity and cash flow in columbus. look into other strategies 


 I messaged you. thank you!

Quote from @Dean Harris:

I BRRRR's 17 homes myself in 2023 in Memphis, TN. Not dead in Memphis.


 Lets connect

I just want to say a BIG thank you to all your responses. I must admit that your responses gave me a clearer picture of which direction to go. In this case I decided against I/O. Someone from here is helping me with a great option which I think I am going to pursue. Thank you all!

 I couldn’t do any other long term loan because of current Fannie Mae guidelines. Which says I have to have held the property for a year to do a cash out. Plus I need to refinance out of the hard money to prevent charges

The lender has made me paid down some to bring it the dscr treshold but can’t go any further

I have property I procured with hard money which is approaching the due time for me to refinance into a conventional loan. I got a quote from a company we decided to move forward with. This will be a DSCR loan. However, it appears we underestimated the annual taxes, so I am being told that after factoring in the higher taxes the property will not meet the DSCR requirements. Lender tells me my best option is to do a 10 year interest only with a 30 year term. I am new to RE investment and I am not sure if going the 10 year interest only is a good choice. I'm seeking advise on what my best options are? Thank you in advance

Post: RE Book Club

Kingsley AddoPosted
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I'm interested in joining

You my friend, just posted a brutally honest assessment. Thank you!

Post: Mr Kingsley Addo

Kingsley AddoPosted
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@Michael Dumler I don’t think house hack will work for me because I have a family with two kids and I think from the little that I have listened to on the podcast, I have to live in the property. Your thoughts please?