Opportunity for built in equity in an 'A' graded neighborhoodHow did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

I know she wants the 20k in equity, I’m not sure how I would get that to her, especially in a subject to when I take over the loan.

Paying a 100 more a month IS worth getting a property with 100k built in equity for example. 

That leaves: $94,167 in equity and a LTVR of 77%.

I knew quite a few new construction buyers who went under contract in 2020 and by the time the house was done, they had already gained ~$70k in equity.

He could become a private lender and make a little profit through a combination in interest in equity.

Let me run some numbers by you,...the opes you need to pay attention to from now on, and the ones that will answer the question you posed above:1 - $150 in cash in (that's your cost)2 - CF/Year $20k3 - Years to recover your cost (all things being perfect) = 7.54 - No value in equity. 

https://www.wlky.com/article/louisville-skatepark-opening-pe...They say a coffee shop being added within a half mile adds $10k in equity. 

If you read through that you'll see that absent a will by Delaware law the property automatically passes to spouse and then if no spouse in equal portions to the children.

The homeowner has $900K in equity as everything sits now; with the renovated guest house would bring that equity amount to $1.1M!