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9 June 2009 | 6 replies
If I hold and rent at current rent of 530, with modest appreciation of 3% per year ( i know this is not guaranteed ), in fifteen years I will have equity of roughly 85k with around 5000 per year of positive cash flow.So, what would you do?
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9 June 2009 | 17 replies
You can put $20K into a CD and actually make $50 a month with zero risk, guaranteed by the US government.
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14 June 2009 | 8 replies
All a quit claim deed does is transfer whatever interest you MAY have in the property, but does not guarantee that you have any interest.
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21 July 2009 | 4 replies
Nevertheless, I don't intend to seek HM or conventional financing for this property; instead, I'll only make an offer with with 3 options: 1) using 100% seller financing, 2) using 50% seller financing, or 3) an all-cash offer (which of course will put me all-in at 50% LTV).I have 2 related questions.Would you buy this property at 80% LTV provided you could get the following terms: fund the deal with 100% seller financing, abate/defer the payments for the first 3-6 months, get a minimum appraisal threshold (120% of the purchase price [408K]) guarantee, and do the deal with split funding (finance 150K to 200K amortized for 30 years, and pay the remaining 130K to 190K after the appraises for 408K)?
27 September 2017 | 16 replies
Make sure your end buyer is more than capable of closing the HML and that they at least have a decent amount of skin in the game to guarantee a closing.
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1 July 2009 | 15 replies
how are you guaranteed to show a decent income in a year?
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27 December 2009 | 14 replies
But when I ran the numbers, the fees were the issue - and there was no guarantee that they wouldn't be raised later on, making my cash flow disappear.....
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30 May 2010 | 18 replies
That is obviously difficult to do if you need to borrow several million bucks though...with a personal guarantee.
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7 July 2009 | 7 replies
You're essentially guaranteed to have negative cash flow.Rent: $1100Expenses: $550 (includes taxes and insurance)NOI: $550Payment: $864 ($130K, 7%, 30 years)Cash flow: -$314If your taxes really are $416 a month, your expenses will probably be higher than this $550 estimate.If you put down 20% your payment will be less:Payment: $692Cash Flow: -$142
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9 July 2009 | 5 replies
B has always been a good paying tenant, a stay would almost be guaranteed to be granted.