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All Forum Posts by: Navin Kumar

Navin Kumar has started 12 posts and replied 27 times.

Folks,

I am looking for some recommendation on hard money lenders who can finance deals in the DFW area. I have so far come across Sherman, 212 Loans, CBRE and DoHardMoney and their terms are pretty close to each other.

Please share your inputs on who is the best HM lender out there in your experience.

Thanks,

Navin

Post: Best Cities for Turnkey investments

Navin KumarPosted
  • Irving, TX
  • Posts 29
  • Votes 3

Thanks all

Post: Best Cities for Turnkey investments

Navin KumarPosted
  • Irving, TX
  • Posts 29
  • Votes 3

Thanks all

Post: Best Cities for Turnkey investments

Navin KumarPosted
  • Irving, TX
  • Posts 29
  • Votes 3

Hello folks,

I want to better understand which cities is the BP investor community is focusing for turnkey investments in the price range of 60-80K. I am focusing on Cleveland and St. Louis suburbs at this point and wanted to see which other cities are good candidates for turnkey buy and hold investments.

Thanks,

Navin

@Patrick Ellis Thx Patrick.. just sent you a txt msg.

@Brent Coombs 

Hi Brent... I just sent you an invite to connect. Can you please accept ?

@Jason Hirko Agreed. Moreover, I need to pay 5K above LP to secure this property and with my very first deal, I'm not getting the warm and fuzzy feeling. Let me think over it, while I wait for the rest of today for any other inputs to my thread.

Thank you

1. Worst case scenario is that the occupancy reduces to 75% as one of the unit's lease is up in Nov 2016 and it will be a slow month to find a new tenant. With worst case scenario, it is coming up to be -1.7 percent CoC. This is my first deal and I want to avoid the risk, based on all the advice I can gather here. I plan on using conventional financing and the numbers I posted above reflect that.

2. Second scenarios is where I calculated with the assumption that there are 3.5 units in all and not 4. With this, the CoC comes up to be 3.5 %

Note that I've not yet included the closing cost and am currently running those numbers.

Here it is... 4-plex 

Gross Rent $800/per 38400
Less: Vacancy 8% 3072
Gross Potential Rent (GPI)   35328
Expenses
   
Taxes   5248
Insurance   3600
Principal & Interest   13332
Mgmt. Fee 8% 2826.24
Lawn Maintenance 0
Maintenance 75 3600
Total Expenses   28606.24
   
Net Income 6721.76
LTV 80/20
Purchase Price   300000
CAP X $3,500 p/ 14000
Down Payment   60000
Reserves   0
All-In Cash Down   74000
Loan Amount   240000
Interest Rate   3.75
Term   30 Years
Annual Payment   13332
   
Return on Cash Invested   0.090835

1. It does cash flow still

2. These numbers include CAPEX and reserves at a conservative level

3. It does fit my criteria, but I'm looking for advice if its okay to ignore the 50% rule