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All Forum Posts by: Ryan Planchon

Ryan Planchon has started 13 posts and replied 41 times.

Post: Columbus Connections and Team

Ryan PlanchonPosted
  • Investor
  • Miami, FL
  • Posts 41
  • Votes 33

New to Columbus for investing.  

I live in Miami, FL and looking to network, connect and starting building a team in the area.  

I am a buy and hold investor and need 11 more loans to fill up my 20. I would like to to attempt my first BRRRR property in the area.

Look forward to connecting.

Post: Interest Rate Hike - Are you still buying?

Ryan PlanchonPosted
  • Investor
  • Miami, FL
  • Posts 41
  • Votes 33

I am still buying.  Looking to connect with people in the Columbus Area to build my Network.

Post: Renter Data Question

Ryan PlanchonPosted
  • Investor
  • Miami, FL
  • Posts 41
  • Votes 33

Where would you look to find the information below on a city for renters?

Average Tennent Income
Average Rent to Income Ratio
Property Rent to Price Ratio
Average Age of Renters
Eviction Rate of the City

Post: Which HELOC Terms would you pick? Why? Or REFI?

Ryan PlanchonPosted
  • Investor
  • Miami, FL
  • Posts 41
  • Votes 33
Hey Josh, Thanks for the reply.  I am going with the 10 year option.

Great Article!


Originally posted by @Josh Walker:

Hey Ryan. I would definitely go with the HELOC and likely the 10 year. Although there is a case to be made for the 7 year since the first year is lower interest on that one and that should still be plenty of time to come up with an option before the 7 year term is up. Even if you are still carrying a balance you can always refinance the HELOC into a new HELOC. I posted a blog not long ago on this kind of thing that you may find interesting (link below). I love figuring out how to hack these things ... win the game of money. I wish you luck!

https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

Post: Which HELOC Terms would you pick? Why? Or REFI?

Ryan PlanchonPosted
  • Investor
  • Miami, FL
  • Posts 41
  • Votes 33

@Carlos Rovira  Thanks!  I see your local.  Let's talk.

Post: Which HELOC Terms would you pick? Why? Or REFI?

Ryan PlanchonPosted
  • Investor
  • Miami, FL
  • Posts 41
  • Votes 33

One of my properties was recently paid off. I plan on putting a HELOC on it to BRRRR some properties with.

Which terms would you pick an why?

Term12 Month Intro Rate APR* "As Low As"Thereafter APR* "As Low As"
Principal-and-Interest Option
7 year draw / 7 year repayment period
1.99%3.00%
Interest-Only Option
10 year draw / 10 year repayment period
3.75%3.75%

Or would you just do a cash our Refi and use the cash?

Why I am choosing a HELOC.

Property is worth about $300,000. Rent is $1700. The property is in Miami, so taxes and insurance are high. Cash flow after everything without a mortgage is about $1000, $800 if your ultra conservative. I feel it is better to have access to a higher amount of cash via HELOC, and have a temporary high payment while a BRRRR is going on. The cashflow can cover most if not all of the payment for the HELOC while the BRRRR is going on.

I think I am leaning to the 10 year term for the lowest payments possible. Pay off the balance when the BRRRR is complete.

The alternative is to cash out refi, but will be less then what I feel I can tap with a HELOC, then also using all the cashflow taken for the long term.

Thanks BP!!



Post: 100% Commission Brokerage Vs. Traditional Brokerage

Ryan PlanchonPosted
  • Investor
  • Miami, FL
  • Posts 41
  • Votes 33

Congrats Tim!

Post: Purchased my first Turnkey rental in Memphis, TN

Ryan PlanchonPosted
  • Investor
  • Miami, FL
  • Posts 41
  • Votes 33

Nice job! I met with MIP in July too. I met with 3 providers in person and all of them I would have worked with. I only choose one over the other based on the individual rental numbers they were providing per property. I am still watching MIP for when they have apartment syndications. I have closed on some and entering the property management side of things now.

Post: Second Turnkey Property OOS

Ryan PlanchonPosted
  • Investor
  • Miami, FL
  • Posts 41
  • Votes 33

@Steve K.

Hey Steve. Scroll up to see the numbers.

Yes for all except Capex. House has all new mechanicals. No appliances in the Memphis area. Roof less then 5 years old.

Plan is to add Capex as rents go up and keep cash flow the same

If I add 8% Capex subtract $64 out of cash flow, which is still fair numbers.

Post: Second Turnkey Property OOS

Ryan PlanchonPosted
  • Investor
  • Miami, FL
  • Posts 41
  • Votes 33
Originally posted by @Michael P.:

Just curious how many points did you pay

Why so many bars on the windows is it in a war zone

How much monthly rent does it bring in

Here are my closing doc numbers.