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All Forum Posts by: Mark Fowler

Mark Fowler has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Originally posted by @Stephan Kraus:

how is the new sf supposed to generate income if you're living in it? roommates? 

what other income sources do you have / how would you finance the new new property if your credit is bad? 

theres a few too many variables you leave open to give you advice 🙃

I would have roommates.

I am a 1099 Insurance broker.

This is the reason I am posting, if I knew I wouldn't need to post :)

Hi Gang! This is my first post here :) I really appreciate the community here and have learned a lot, but I need help thinking this through!

 I was thinking of selling my income property in Oakland (Duplex, worth around 800k with 450K 1st, $4,500 pm income) and buy a property in Las Vegas (Single Family, priced at 680k, Vacant, $3500 potential income, house hacking).

I was about to go ahead with the agent but I wanted to see if there was a way I could leverage the other property so I could keep it as I just completed a Loan Mod at 2% interest only (for 5 years) , so I have some significant positive cashflow (around 3k PM).

My credit is pretty bad (560) as I recently completed a chapter 13. I am open any suggestions (hard money, lease agreements with the new and old tenants to up my income, etc.) as I rebuild my credit.

I adore this new house and would love to get into it without giving up the other one.

Let me know your thoughts please!