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All Forum Posts by: Duriel Taylor

Duriel Taylor has started 22 posts and replied 288 times.

Post: Multi family or Single Family assets?

Duriel TaylorPosted
  • Realtor
  • Florida
  • Posts 372
  • Votes 83

@Caleb Heimsoth

Thank you for the feedback. Understood, my first rental asset was a duplex. It was turnkey, here in Fla, and I simply informed the bank that I had a LOC and they allowed that to be asset not a liability. Now this amount was less than 80k (the duplex) thus I am not sure what today's underwriters will allow or not. By year 3 I was able to back the PNC LOC (4k along with some savings i had and seller paying closing). At your earliest please give me your thoughts.

Regards, 

Post: Multi family or Single Family assets?

Duriel TaylorPosted
  • Realtor
  • Florida
  • Posts 372
  • Votes 83

@Caleb Heimsoth

 Thank you for your prompt feedback. I have bought renal properties before. I am currently in the aggressive side of my business. I could build slowly at one asset per yr however, I wanted to see if the strategy I suggested will wok in theory. At your earliest please give me your thoughts. 

Regards, 

Post: Multi family or Single Family assets?

Duriel TaylorPosted
  • Realtor
  • Florida
  • Posts 372
  • Votes 83

Good day biggerpocket(ERS), 

I need as much feedback as possible. I am a cash flow driven investor. I have much experience in real estate but I never think one could be beyond obtaining more knowledge. I am currently seeking to buy assets out of state; I am located in South Florida, not favorable to cash flow investors right now. Currently my dilemma is either buy MF(s) or SFH(s) or a mixture of the two. I have ideniftied assets in markets such as Detroit, Ga, Indianapolis, Ohio, and New Jersey. These markets are yielding double digit caps. Here is my full plan; I have a full time job no major debt, great credit score, but no assets to collateralize against. I have made contact with several local credit unions; with my score and income (without a hard credit pull) I could obtain 16k per credit union totaling 80k (among 5 credit unions, unsecure personal LOC). Per calculations, I would have to pay 11.3% interest over 5 yrs, thus making my monthly payments $1750 (each lender at $350/m over 5 yrs). Thus, making my annual payments $21k. My plan is to minus the $21k from the approved amount of $80k giving me $59k for down payment assistance of either several MF(s) and or SFR(s). This will make my buying power $295k (20% of the $59k, a portfolio lender will require) ; the markets I mentioned above, my per unit amount could be $30k-$40k, on the worst case. Essentially,I could get 7 units; assuming they average $500-$700 per unit as NET/ m being $3500, NOI being $42k yr 1; Then year 2-5 my NOI will be 21k (the loan payments being $21k annually). I have calculated my expenses at 50% of gross; including PM, mortgage payments, insurance, water, capx, vacancy, while excluding the loan payments of year 2-5.

My goal is to buy assets that will generate enough cash flow that I can get my down payment money back with 12 months to 18 months, cover debt service and payback the loan(s) I mentioned in the allotted time given by the lenders; up to 5 years.

My two questions are; 

1. Should I take the loan(s) out for the down payment assistance and add up the monthly payments to cover the first year in an effort to relieve my personal debt ratio?

2. In an effort to make a profit and cover all my debit service (mortgages, PM, expenses, loans, 50% of gross income); what is best to acquire; MF(s) or SFH(s)?

Will this strategy work or will it need some modifications or will it not work no matter work?

I thank you all in advance for the feedback and your time. 

@Paul Sofia can you PM your contact information? I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Post: Looking into buying off-market real estate?

Duriel TaylorPosted
  • Realtor
  • Florida
  • Posts 372
  • Votes 83

@Austin Gant

Tell me more about these deals. PM me please

Post: Incredibly rare cash-flowing 4-unit in Bethlehem School District

Duriel TaylorPosted
  • Realtor
  • Florida
  • Posts 372
  • Votes 83

@Vitaliy Volpov 

do you have any of the financials available for review? If so please PM the supporting docs. I look forward to hearing from you soon. 

Regards,

Post: Great investment 4 unit turnkey

Duriel TaylorPosted
  • Realtor
  • Florida
  • Posts 372
  • Votes 83

@Matt Harris can you pm the details on this deal?

Post: 5720 W Frier Dr., Glendale AZ 85301

Duriel TaylorPosted
  • Realtor
  • Florida
  • Posts 372
  • Votes 83

@Ivo Draginov

is this property still available? if so, please PM me the and last 90 days comps. 

Post: I have saved $30K is it enough to start?

Duriel TaylorPosted
  • Realtor
  • Florida
  • Posts 372
  • Votes 83

@Jackie Mesa

I am forming a syndication group that will focus on buying apartment complexes throughout the USA. These properties will be in B or better areas and provide great NOI(s). We will focus on assets that will return our down payment (initial funds) within 2 yrs or less. If you and or someone you know interested PM me, thus I will send you an invite along with a flyer, with dates and location to meet me and the other investor. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

@Rita Medeiros  Hello There,

I wanted to reach out based on a post you wrote about investing in real estate throughout SFLA. I am forming a syndication group that will focus on buying apartment complexes throughout the USA. These properties will be in B or better areas and provide great NOI(s). We will focus on assets that will return our down payment (initial funds) within 2 yrs or less. If you and or someone you know interested please text me at 954.439.8865, thus I will send you an invite along with a flyer, with dates and location to meet me and the other investor. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Regards,