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All Forum Posts by: Trey Fletcher

Trey Fletcher has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Long story short my mom has brain cancer and I am her POA so I am beginning to look into simplifying her finances and estate.

She has 7 paid-for rental properties in Durham, NC that are worth probably around $200k each and brought in $72k after all expenses last year. Rents under market because mom never kept up with market rents as long as people were in the houses and paying on time. 


I would be interested in talking with anyone who wants to put together a deal for this portfolio using seller financing so mom has some income to pay for her medical expenses moving forward without the hassle of replacing roofs, HVACs, etc. Basically, want to move mom from the investor position to the lender position if possible.

I am willing to do a pretty low down payment and good interest rate because this is about the monthly income to me. All terms are negotiable but just for example....

$1,400,000 ($200k x 7 houses) x 5.875% over 30 years with maybe $50k down would leave us somewhere right under $8k a month for P&I.

@Becca Lavin @Patrick Knapp I am from the area born and raised. My primary residence is in Youngsville but my rentals are in Fayetteville and Columbus, GA.

@Scott B. I am an investor in the Wake Forest area. It is still fairly affordable to get into no matter what your strategy is. I bought a house built in 1982 to house hack and updated everything (bathrooms, kitchen, flooring, and paint) then finished the basement. I am probably all in at 330k - 340k and could sell today for well north of 400k. There is enough here rental demand to do buy and hold or fix and flip if you wanted to sell it and keep moving.