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All Forum Posts by: Ryan Parker

Ryan Parker has started 3 posts and replied 8 times.

Post: Good Deal? [NJ]

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Quote from @Simon Ashbaugh:

Like Joseph said, holding costs seem like they me be high, HELOCs are usually around 8% adjustable. I'd look into that route but if its too much, maybe seller finance with a balloon, use hard money for reno costs, and refi just the 245k (or whatever the all in cost ends up being) that way it still cashflows. The only shame is youre carrying 245k at mid 7% vs half at 3. run the numbers for different scenarios and see what works best!

I didn't think of hard money for the renovation cost, that sounds like a good alternative. How can I cash flow using a HML?

Post: Good Deal? [NJ]

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Hey y'all, I just wanted to get some insight on this situation.

As a pervious post mentioned my grandfather isn't doing very well and has ended up in a VA home. My aunt has a PoA and has considered selling me his house. Now I'm not sure of her asking price, but she's willing to work with me.

I'm leaning towards doing a seller financing setup to pay my aunt while I do renovations on the home. The house is from the 30s and needs some major work, but it's fully paid off. Here's a hypothetical deal structure:

Purchase price: 130k (Interest-only @3.05% for 10 years)

Renovation Cost: ~115k (highly estimating here, still waiting to get bids) w/ HELOC

Cash out Refi: ~250K mortgage (paying off aunt and heloc)

ARV: ~350-390k (based on similar homes sold in the last 180 days)

Taxes: ~2.5% of home value

Insurance: ~1400/year

I'm looking to get rents around $2600-$2800

House is a 3bd 1.5 ba

The house is located in North Jersey. Any insight is greatly appreciated!

Post: Family Home Potential Deal

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He is currently living in a home, but my aunt isn't looking to make any decisions at the moment.  

Post: Family Home Potential Deal

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Thanks for your reply Marty. Thankfully my grandfather is still with us, but unfortunately he's not really with us. 

Either way, we will most likely wait until he passes to move on the property. I am just weighing ideas of how we could keep it in the family to maintain wealth. 

Post: Family Home Potential Deal

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Hey all!

I'm working with my family on acquiring my grandfather's house. My aunt currently has PoA and is open to selling me the property. The house is in need of major repair, hasn't been updated since the 30s, and is located in Union NJ. I live in Maryland but I have family nearby. 

I'm curious what methods I can utilize to acquire the property. I don't have a ton of capital, but the house is paid off.  I'm thinking of using an interest only loan with my aunt, allowing us both to take advantage of tax deductions, while I take out a Heloc to finance the repairs.  I'm ball parking the repairs in the 120k range and I'm hoping to get the property in the range of 125-150k. 

I'm curious how this sounds logistically, any insight would be appreciative!  

Post: What to do with Business Credit

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Quote from @Heath Thomas Jr:
Quote from @Ryan Parker:
Quote from @Kerry Noble Jr:

its really up to you and what your business need is......if you can liquidate them and they have 0% apr for 12+ months then you can definitely make some moves.......and make sure its a card that doesnt report to your personal

Would it make sense to go with a HML? I'm planning on doing a live in flip in Baltimore if I can't find anything near the DMV corridor


If you are planning to live in the house, you will possibly qualify for an FHA or conventional renovation loan. This would probably be cheaper than hard money and allow you to put less money down.

Thanks for the insight! I think the 203k will be the best for me! I like the idea of using OPM but in my market it just doesn't seem feasible, at least not yet. 

Thanks for the help y'all!

Post: What to do with Business Credit

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Quote from @Kerry Noble Jr:

its really up to you and what your business need is......if you can liquidate them and they have 0% apr for 12+ months then you can definitely make some moves.......and make sure its a card that doesnt report to your personal

Would it make sense to go with a HML? I'm planning on doing a live in flip in Baltimore if I can't find anything near the DMV corridor

Post: What to do with Business Credit

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I am currently trying to obtain more business funding from my partner to Kickstart my real estate investing. 

I'm securing about 50k in credit cards but I am unsure about what to do with the funds. Can they be used for a downpayment (or would I even want to)? 

Would it be better to gear it towards making repairs on a property? I am just unsure how to efficiently use my working capital.