Jarod Clayton
New Member from New Hampshire
5 May 2016 | 14 replies
I assume some of the more savvy investors employ people that are experts in these areas.
Johann Kleisch
My REI Biz Plan - Please review and give feedback!
26 August 2015 | 2 replies
Her experience includes over ten years as a manager and bookkeeper including the bookwork for an employer who owned multiple rental properties.Our Team:Our team of professional includes: Real Estate Investing Consultant, Realtors, Accountant, Insurance Agent, Banker, and Real Estate Attorney.
Molly S Ringer
Metlife Home Loans REO
22 August 2015 | 1 reply
I contacted the company who is listed on the PropCard, but they said I'd have to get in touch w Metlife directly- they can't give me any info.Metlife HL is kaput according to a Mortgage Officer I contacted who was previously employed with them.I've tried looking through the clerk's website to find any docs related to that legal description for the property, but it's not working.
Andrew V.
Acquiring More Rental Property In SFL
22 August 2015 | 0 replies
I am self employed but my main source of income is a business I have owned for 5 years.I am looking for a lender I can build a relationship with, understands my goals and knows what needs to be done in order to get me the loans needed.Any advice and recommendations are greatly appreciated.Thank you
Daniel Levine
Help looking at multi family deal
22 August 2015 | 0 replies
Foordmore Rd house: Triplex only one unit is completed 2 others need finish workPurchase Price$60,000.00 Down Payment (25% Down)$15,000.00 Improvement Ratio (Value of Land subtracted from purchase price)82%1st Loan$75,000.00 1st Interest Rate on Loan6.00%1st Term of Loan20 2nd Loan Amount2nd Interest Rate on Loan5.25%2nd Term of LoanYrs of Depriciation27.5Expected monthly Rental Income$3,200.00 Expected Annual Rental Income$38,400.00 Vacancy/Collection losses %10%Property Tax$2,842.00 Insurance$2,400.00 Repairs/Maintenance (10% of Gross)$3,840.00 Electricity$1,200.00 Gas$-Oil$-Water/Sewer$-Trash$-Advertising$-Management Fees (10% of Gross Income)$-G&A$200.00 Annual Increase in income1.0%Annual increase in Expenses3.0%Annual Increase in property Value2.0%investors Tax Bracket28.0%Self Employment tax0.0%Total Tax Rate28.0%Immediate Cash Improvements$37,775.00 Total Cash Investments (Down payment + Rehab+Closing Costs)$55,875.00 Total Purchase Price (rehab+purchase price+closing costs)$100,875.00 Loan - initial Cash investment$19,125.00 Buying Cost %$3,100.00 Sales Cost %9.0%Estimated Value After Capital improvement$100,000.00 Summary:1st LoanLoan Amount$75,000.00 Interst Rate6.00%Term of Loans20 Monthly Principal and interest$537.33 Yearly Principal and interest$6,447.91 Annual Operating IncomeYr 1Gross Operating Income$38,400.00 Less Vacancy/Collection (10%)$3,840.00 Effective gross income$34,560.00 Annual Operating ExpensesProperty Tax$2,842.00 Insurance$2,400.00 Repairs/Maintenance$3,840.00 Electricity$1,200.00 Gas$-Oil$-Water$-Trash$-Advertising$-Mangement Fee$-G&A$200.00 Net Operating Income$24,078.00 Market Value of Property$100,000.00 Capital Rate of Return (NOI/Market Valve)24.1%Cash FlowNet Operating Income$24,078.00 Yearly Principal and Interest$6,447.91 Cash flow before tax's$17,630.09 Monthly Cash Flow before taxes$1,469.17 TaxesNet Operating Income$24,078.00 Annual interest$4,500.00 Annual Depreciation Improvement$1,789.09 Taxable Income$17,788.91 Income Tax Due$4,980.89 Cash Flow after Taxes$12,649.20 Monthly Cash Flow After Taxes$1,054.10 Cash on Cash23%Center St House: duplex fully rented needs new roof and some minor plumbing workPurchase Price$40,000.00 Down Payment (25% Down)$10,000.00 Improvement Ratio (Value of Land subtracted from purchase price)82%1st Loan$45,000.00 1st Interest Rate on Loan6.00%1st Term of Loan20 2nd Loan Amount2nd Interest Rate on Loan0.00%2nd Term of Loan0 Yrs. of Depreciation27.5Expected monthly Rental Income$2,125.00 Expected Annual Rental Income$25,500.00 Vacancy/Collection losses %10%Property Tax$2,500.00 Insurance$1,800.00 Repairs/Maintenance (10% of Gross)$2,550.00 Electricity$1,920.00 Gas$-Oil$1,867.57 Water/Sewer$3,000.00 Trash$-Advertising$-Management Fees (10% of Gross Income)$-G&A$300.00 Annual Increase in income2.0%Annual increase in Expenses3.0%Annual Increase in property Value0.0%investors Tax Bracket28.0%Self Employment tax0.0%Total Tax Rate28.0%Immediate Cash Improvements$16,060.00 Total Cash Investments (25% ARV + closing costs)$17,500.00 Total Purchase Price (Rehab+purchase price+closing costs)$58,560.00 Buying Cost %$2,500.00 Sales Cost %9.0%Estimated Value After Capital improvement$60,000.00 Summary:LOAN PMTLoan Amount$45,000.00 Interest Rate6.00%Term of Loans20 Monthly Principal and interest$322.40 Yearly Principal and interest$3,868.75 Annual Operating IncomeYr. 1Gross Operating Income$25,500.00 Less Vacancy/Collection (10%)$2,550.00 Effective gross income$22,950.00 Annual Operating ExpensesProperty Tax$2,500.00 Insurance$1,800.00 Repairs/Maintenance$2,550.00 Electricity$1,920.00 Gas$-Oil$1,867.57 Water$3,000.00 Trash$-Advertising$-Management Fee$-G&A$300.00 Net Operating Income$9,012.43 Market Value of Property$60,000.00 Capital Rate of Return (NOI/Market Valve)15.0%Cash FlowNet Operating Income$9,012.43 Yearly Principal and Interest$3,868.75 Cash flow before tax's$5,143.68 Monthly Cash Flow before taxes$428.64 TaxesNet Operating Income$9,012.43 Annual interest$2,700.00 Annual Depreciation Improvement$1,192.73 Taxable Income$5,119.70 Income Tax Due$1,433.52 Cash Flow after Taxes$3,710.16 Monthly Cash Flow After Taxes$309.18 Cash on Cash21%Church St house: Unoccupied, needs total rehab but has 3 units:Purchase Price$10,000.00 Down Payment (25% Down)$2,500.00 Improvement Ratio (Value of Land subtracted from purchase price)82%1st Loan$45,000.00 1st Interest Rate on Loan6.00%1st Term of Loan20 2nd Loan Amount2nd Interest Rate on Loan0.00%2nd Term of Loan0 Yrs. of Depreciation27.5Expected monthly Rental Income$2,600.00 Expected Annual Rental Income$31,200.00 Vacancy/Collection losses %10%Property Tax$2,800.00 Insurance$1,200.00 Repairs/Maintenance (10% of Gross)$3,120.00 Electricity$2,880.00 Gas$-Oil$2,800.00 Water/Sewer$4,500.00 Trash$-Advertising$-Management Fees (10% of Gross Income)$-G&A$300.00 Annual Increase in income2.0%Annual increase in Expenses3.0%Annual Increase in property Value0.0%investors Tax Bracket28.0%Self Employment tax0.0%Total Tax Rate28.0%Immediate Cash Improvements$41,200.00 Total Cash Investments (25% of ARV+closing costs)$16,600.00 Total Cost Purchase Price + Rehab + Closing Costs$52,800.00 Buying Cost %$1,600.00 Sales Cost %9.0%Estimated Value After Capital improvement$60,000.00 Summary:LOAN PMTLoan Amount$45,000.00 Interest Rate6.00%Term of Loans20 Monthly Principal and interest$322.40 Yearly Principal and interest$3,868.75 Annual Operating IncomeYr. 1Gross Operating Income$31,200.00 Less Vacancy/Collection (10%)$3,120.00 Effective gross income$28,080.00 Annual Operating ExpensesProperty Tax$2,800.00 Insurance$1,200.00 Repairs/Maintenance$3,120.00 Electricity$2,880.00 Gas$-Oil$2,800.00 Water$4,500.00 Trash$-Advertising$-Management Fee$-G&A$300.00 Net Operating Income$10,480.00 Market Value of Property$60,000.00 Capital Rate of Return (NOI/Market Valve)17.5%Cash FlowNet Operating Income$10,480.00 Yearly Principal and Interest$3,868.75 Cash flow before tax's$6,611.25 Monthly Cash Flow before taxes$550.94 TaxesNet Operating Income$10,480.00 Annual interest$2,700.00 Annual Depreciation Improvement$298.18 Taxable Income$7,481.82 Income Tax Due$2,094.91 Cash Flow after Taxes$4,516.34 Monthly Cash Flow After Taxes$376.36 Cash on Cash40%
Jerusha Holder
Did I choose the wrong profession?
25 August 2015 | 82 replies
It wasn't until my Fortune 500 company employer fired me that I got some clarity: I was basically unemployable (by others) and loved the idea of being my own boss.
Markus Vogl
New member from Germany, Frankfurt
4 December 2015 | 1 reply
I hope i can become self-employed starting with gathering the relevant knowledge and skills to sign my first deal.
Ayodeji Kuponiyi
Farm Area vs Outside Markets (Philadelphia vs the Rest)
23 August 2015 | 0 replies
A market where there's population & strong employment growth, low cost of living, great schools, and tourism just to name a few.I currently own a duplex in the suburbs of Philadelphia.
Keith Schuster
To 401K or Not to 401K
24 August 2015 | 9 replies
I'm self-employed and have max out my solo 401(k) plan, but if I were working a job, I would, at the least, invest up to the max of any company match I was eligible for.