Mark McQuiston
Closing Costs and PMI
17 November 2014 | 5 replies
You'll need 20% of the purchase price plus your closing costs and prepaids.
Isabel Anness
How much cash did you need saved to feel comfortable purchasing your first property?
13 March 2023 | 39 replies
Your lender may require more. 5% above your down payment and pre-paids/ closing costs.
Christopher Dru
What to do about mortgage rates negatively impacting cash flow?
3 May 2023 | 37 replies
@Christopher Dru- thanks for the post ...1) 30 yr fixed rates for PRIMARY SFR are around 7% right now - rates for a 2 unit duplex thats a rental are signficantly higher right now ...2) also worth noting - the points ( loan fee ) for many rental loans are very high right now so make sure to get an accurate picture of these plus all other costs and prepaids to plug into your calculations 3) rates are likely going to eventually drop but dont make any decsions based on hoping rates drop 4) private financing terms will likely be higher than traditional loans
Scott Benton
Recasting: Mortgage Hack Your Way to Increase Your Cash Flow
29 December 2021 | 62 replies
If someone has prepaid the mortgage, the most likely want to pay off the mortgage early, not move money from a liquid state to a less liquid one.
Mattie Covatch
Should Landlords ever provide Internet?
15 April 2019 | 60 replies
Unless you can find a prepaid service where you don't have to attach your name to it then I wouldn't mess with it.
Christina Gray
Rental Properties for beginners
14 December 2022 | 15 replies
As for your options now while your credit is suffering…private money, hard money, seller finance, prepaid PMI, assumable mortgages and sub to all come to mind.
Chris Nance
Low on cash, Alternative to house hacking?
27 September 2017 | 7 replies
i think a decent SF will cost 150k.and with 5% down n closing cost and pre-paid amount it will be way nore than that.
Brie Schmidt
HELOC payoff strategy
25 January 2019 | 329 replies
If you use it to pay future mortgage payments, which it sounds like you are proposing (5 months), then you did not avoid those interest payments, you simply prepaid them.