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All Forum Posts by: Tyler Spivey

Tyler Spivey has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Post: What would you do? Advice GREATLY appreciated!

Tyler SpiveyPosted
  • Huntsville, AL
  • Posts 2
  • Votes 1

Thanks for all the info! Based on rates in the area for similar properties, I could be looking at $100-250 cash flow each month with renting. Could be more, but am having to pay mortgage insurance. The house would always be a rental. The house has appreciated 5% in the past year and is in an area that is almost completely developed. (Wilmington Island, GA). New roof and hvac. If I can find someone willing to put 5-10% down for a wrap mortgage with 3% more interest than I'm currently paying, and have an attorney experienced with these types of deals draw up a contract that states I can foreclose on them if they default. Would there be any other risks involved? I've heard about the possibility of the bank calling the note due but also noticed that clause is not in my fha loan contract. Also worth noting there are occasionally hurricanes in the area and would love the idea of someone else paying for the insurance and (owning the home) if something were to happen.  Is there a difference in the wrap and renting to own? Would you all do anything different knowing this extra info? Really don't want to sell because would be losing money at this point even though the house is valued 10k more than what we bought it for.

Post: What would you do? Advice GREATLY appreciated!

Tyler SpiveyPosted
  • Huntsville, AL
  • Posts 2
  • Votes 1

Hi, I’m am in my twenties and have taken a big interest in real estate investing. Currently, I am learning as much as possible and closing on a one family home with a current renter. 30 year 25% down. My father and I are going in the deal together more as a learning experience and to get our feet wet.

Aside from that, I live in a separate home that I purchased 10 months ago with a fha loan. Since not much was put down on the house I currently only have about 8% equity in the home. 

If i were to move to another state, would it be smarter to 

1) sell my home (worried I would end up owing money or a wash at best when paying selling costs)

2) rent the home (worried about not having enough equity in the home to count the rent as income when applying for a new home mortgage)

3) look into a wrap mortgage or seller financing (most appealing in my mind being able to get a deposit up front and charge interest to the buyer. However somewhat worried about not being able to claim the income as with renting, and also risks associated with wrap mortgages)

My long term plan is to acquire as much passive income as possible through real estate. That combined with not profiting from selling the home have me leaning toward options 2 and 3.

I have read if you are relocated to another state for work you could be elligible for a second fha loan. 

When moving to the other state i would be looking to rent or do another fha loan as I don’t have the resources to put much down on a new house. 

If you’ve made it this far, thank you for reading! If you were in my shoes, would you choose one of these three options or would something else be a better option? Thanks in advance!