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Bryan Larsen
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  • Erie, PA
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Seller financing deal analysis help

Bryan Larsen
  • New to Real Estate
  • Erie, PA
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Selling price: $85,000 (includes furniture, appliances, beds and bedding, dishes, yard equipment, etc)

10% down payment: $8,500 

House is turnkey and sale price is average for area.

Balance: $76,500

6.5% interest, includes PMI

Balloon payment at the end of 2 years:

$74,000

If 10 year fixed: $869 a month

If 15 year fixed: $660 a month

If 20 year fixed: $570 a month

If 25 year fixed: $517 a month

If 30 year fixed: $484 a month

$600 average for homeowner's insurance, property taxes, gas, electric, water, sewer, garbage pickup, basic cable TV, digital phone, and Internet.

1 bedroom rented for $450 a month.

Airbnb second bedroom at 10 days a month nets roughly $500.

Basement may be finished and used as additional airbnb. (Possible 500-750/month)

The house has been on the market for some time, not sure if I'm missing something, looking through rose colored glasses, or if it's legit. Thanks for the help.

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Rex Celle
  • Rental Property Investor
  • NJ
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Rex Celle
  • Rental Property Investor
  • NJ
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@Bryan Larsen 2 year pay off acceleration seems a bit short But that’s OK if your plan includes either selling it or refinancing with in that timeframe. I have a few mortgages With a credit union on my properties that balloon in five years, and some in 10 years. How are the taxes looking

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