
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.

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.

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?

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).
16 February 2012 | 10 replies
., you are granted a deed from the seller) but an outstanding loan is not paid off.

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.

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.

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...

13 March 2016 | 16 replies
If there is no mortgage loan outstanding, subject to is out.