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Montez B. Research on Michigan cities
17 June 2022 | 26 replies
Taylor, Harper woods, warren, southfield, etc…I chose it because they’re a fantastic balance of price to rent ratio while being in a good appreciating area.I’ve ran appreciation trends on this locations and they’re outstanding.
Taylor Green How long does it take to be approved for Section 8 tenants?
5 August 2013 | 4 replies
You wil have to screen sec 8 tenants just as you would any other while the rent is guaranteed (for now) there is no guarantee that new sec 8 tenants wont trash your property. i will say that my sec 8 tenants have been outstanding so far but i only have a few years experience with them.
Ryan Young Wholesaling house with delinquent taxes
8 August 2013 | 6 replies
Do I write my contract with the seller for 50K and put an addendum in it that says all outstanding taxes to be paid by buyer at closing?
Brian Adams DTI too high because of Tax Return, not Cash Flow
15 October 2013 | 26 replies
That would make up half ($900) of the income shortfall ($1800).My lender's recommendation is that I amend my 2012 tax return to represent as income the three months I paid to the seller and pay the additional taxes on that amount (a negligible $383), as well as pay off a car loan ($6000 outstanding balance at 0.5%, that is free money I would rather NOT pay off with investment reserves).
Account Closed New...i'd like to intro myself and ask......
16 February 2012 | 10 replies
., you are granted a deed from the seller) but an outstanding loan is not paid off.
Laura R. "Blanket loans" for SFR buy/hold'ers?
14 January 2014 | 12 replies
And when you use blanket financing make sure you have a stated payoff for each property usually worked out as a loan to value from the beginning loan amount to the outstanding balance at the time of any payoff, on a per property basis.
Jackeline Petrucci Where Are You Finding Your Investment Deals?
6 May 2012 | 12 replies
Tell some small banks (even regionals) that you will buy all of their ORE/REOs at 90% of PAR (outstanding loan balance) and see what happens.
Ray Hurteau Help needed with COMPLEX deal involving 3+ parties (lease option & private money)
12 June 2013 | 39 replies
, here's how I believe it breaks down:320k purchase price64k down payment (financed by private investor @8% simple interest - 7.68k interest over 18 month loan term)275k to Party B - they are paid off and we then own the property9.33k (25% of 45k - 7.68k) to Party A10k closing costs, loan prepayments (escrow)7k to replace roof4.5k (negative cash flow - per rent with tenant)===================================14.17k positive cash flow - no money out of our pocketIf Party A exercises their option to purchase:389k purchase price4k closing costs27.99k (75% of 45k - 7.68k) to Party A253.5k - repay outstanding loan principle71.68k - repay private investor (64k + 7.68k interest)===================================31.83k BTCFIn our opinion, we believe this is a deal...
Romina Hernandez HELP!! HOW DO I BUY A PAID OFF HOUSE WITHOUT A BANK LOAN
13 March 2016 | 16 replies
If there is no mortgage loan outstanding, subject to is out.
Laura Robertson New investor from Austin, Tx
7 July 2015 | 5 replies
Outstanding!