
5 October 2015 | 9 replies
I just got home from the bank, went to sign papers and go over everything before closing. detail.single family rental - buying for 40k with 20% down - conventional loan 30yr fixedbuyer agreed to pay 3% in closing = $1,200Here is the break down of the loanPurchase price $40,000Estimated Prepaid Items $1,717.35Estimated Closing Cost $2,478Discount $560total $44,755.35Seller pays 3%closing $1,200Loan amount $32,000Cash To Bring at Close $11,555.35I got quoted 5.375% for the loan rate, then i agreed to pay $560 to drop it down to 5%Is this normal for the rate to be this high?

1 July 2015 | 4 replies
Good advice above.In addition, I would strongly advise against using any kind of pre-paid legal forms!

18 October 2015 | 10 replies
Instead of taking title, do a prepaid master lease for whatever term (99 years).

19 July 2015 | 8 replies
A cheap pre paid phone

16 January 2017 | 13 replies
Hi Kevin,This is Rick with eRentPayment as a great option we offer for tenants without a bank account is to set up a NetSpend prepaid card as they can enter that like a bank account in our system.

26 June 2018 | 13 replies
They offer a CC payment option - I'm not sure if that would allow your tenants without bank accounts to pay online via a prepaid debit card, or BlueBird type card - it's probably a good question for them.

24 June 2015 | 36 replies
The BIG kicker was that the contract stated, "DOWN PAYMENT SHALL BE APPLIED AS PREPAID INTEREST ON THE MONTHLY LOAN PAYMENTS."

20 August 2015 | 49 replies
All the other fees are your closing costs on top of that......application fee, appraisal, survey, MIP up front costs, points, prepaid 15 months of insurance and property taxes, etc. ....and are totally unrelated to your down payment.

18 June 2015 | 5 replies
Yes, if that's your Cost Basis including closing costs excluding any pre paid interest/points, not what it's actually worth.

6 September 2015 | 12 replies
The large gift of equity (~35%) allowed us to tweak the numbers around to get all closing and prepaids with the exception of only $100.22 OOP (the lender came up with the OOP #, it just had to be > $0)Property details:SFH 3/1, 1080 sq. ft. w/full unfinished basement.Appraised Value: $120kLoan amount: $85kImprovement costs: $3k Based on analysis the property should rent for $950-1050/monthCap Rate: 8%Loan details: 20 yr. fixed @ 4.5% = $538/monthThe lender got me here.