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Michelle Phelan
  • Investor
  • Troy, NY
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Ins and Outs of Owner Financing

Michelle Phelan
  • Investor
  • Troy, NY
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I am currently in communication with a 75 yr old gentleman who has an off market 4 unit for sale in upstate NY. The numbers are below. I am currently lacking some details and will update the post as I continue communicating with the owner. My question is, what is the best way to put together a offer based on owner financing?

Off Market 4 Unit- Asking $110,000

Rents $3075/$36900 Monthly/Annual

Repairs this year include:

New plumbing

4 water heaters

New rubber roof

Bathroom upgrades

Paint

Stoves

Refrigerators

I am being told the total annual expenses are $20,000. However I am waiting for reply for the breakdown. The rents include utilities.

Numbers Look like this:

Annual Rents - $36900

Operating Costs - $20000 (Taxes, Ins, utilities etc.?)

Left Over - $16900

Mortgage - $7368

Total Income: $9532

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