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Updated about 7 years ago on .

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Jared Irby
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Mobile, AL
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Performing 1st Mortgage - $112k Balance for $72,500 - 8% $850/mo

Jared Irby
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Mobile, AL
Posted

Original Mortgage: $115k ($165k with $50k down)

Current Balance: $112k

Payment Amount: $850/mo

Current Property Value: ~$125k+ (good condition 3/2 brick house on alligator bayou - pretty well maintained)

Interest Rate: 8%

Term: 350 months (approx 321 months remaining)

Note purchase price: $72,500 (LTV at purchase: 64%)

Return Calculations (various payoffs)
Timeframe (mo)Monthy PaymentsLast Principal PaymentTotal PaymentsAnnualized ReturnIRR
12$10,200$110,976$121,17667.14%67.1%
24$20,400$109,605$130,00539.66%35.8%
36$30,600$108,119$138,71930.45%26.8%
60$51,000$104,769$155,76922.97%20.0%
120$102,000$93,858$195,85817.01%15.5%
To Term$272,441$0$272,44110.31%13.6%

The mortgagor is currently paying and has been except for a 2-3 month period where he had a job loss but caught up in full and is on the straight and narrow. He wants to refi in a couple of years to get a lower rate. Only real downside I can see with the note is the almost 30-year term, but I think the odds are low it goes the full term. If it did the yield is still well over 13% really hands off.

The seller is the old man who built the house and lives next door. He owner financed the house to the borrower (who put $50,000 down). He is in his 90s. Really nice guy and I think he is trustworthy and honest. I think its a really solid deal that I personally would like to keep, but have a lot of cash invested all around at the moment. Let me know if you want some more details or not!

Jared Irby

251-202-2222

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