Hi, I have the opportunity to purchase a duplex in the Canton area and I was wondering if people could help me narrow done some assumptions. Here are the detailsLocated right next to Patterson Park.200-215K purchase p...
I'm working on a deal to purchase a well maintained 2 Bedroom, 1 1/2 Bath 2 story townhouse in an excellent location using an assumption of an existing FHA loan. Loan balance is $108,000 which is the Market Value of ...
Hello All,I am currently evaluating/close to signing up a small mobile home park deal and I wanted to sharpen my pencil on my financing assumptions and was curious as to what folks usually model for leverage, coupon a...
Hi everyone, a question from a newbie.
I’ve listened to maybe a couple dozen podcast at this point and the guests sometimes they mention they purchased straight off the MLS. Am I right to assume they are buying REO ...
Suppose I plan to refi within the first year of a rehab and rent in order to cash out my initial investment. Should I be modeling expected terms for the refi into my analysis and the impact on CF? I’ve come across sev...
Hello fellow investors,There are expenses that come with single-family rentals. What are some estimates you use to determine your net rent after expenses?I live in Sacramento. So far, my expenses include the followi...
I'm very interested in buying a large multifamily with an assumable loan. I see deals on the market today that offer assumable loans but unfortunately the asking prices are so far from realistic that there is little t...
When a new buyer assumes a Freddie Mac loan on an apartment complex, do the current reserves transfer with the loan to the new buyer/borrower? If so, is it automatic, or does the buyer need to negotiate that into the ...
I remember the old tool allowed you to put in assumed annual property value increase. I don't see where this is possible anymore, but some increase in value is "baked in" already. This looks to be maybe 7%? Which is w...
I received a listing from a broker that requires the buyer to assume the property's existing loan. If I determine a revised value that's ~$1M less than the listed principal amount (after adjusting vacancy etc. to 10% ...