All Forum Posts by: Ed Walker
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Post: Do We Have A Good Deal For Our First Seller Finance?

- Real Estate Agent
- Chesapeake, VA
- Posts 27
- Votes 4
Quote from @Doug P.:
@Ed Walker Looks good to me Ed! Under market value, 0% interest owner-carry, and cash flow positive. $30k down is more than I would prefer but you should be able to get at least half of that back from the tenant/buyer so your COC is going to be pretty solid.
@Chris Webb Why pay 4% when you can pay 0%?
Post: Do We Have A Good Deal For Our First Seller Finance?

- Real Estate Agent
- Chesapeake, VA
- Posts 27
- Votes 4
Quote from @Joel Case:
If your numbers check out that seems like a great deal to me considering interest rates are around 7% on 30 years mortgages right now.
Thanks Joel. I was feeling it was but just wanted a little guidance on the presentation of the numbers to the seller.
Post: Do We Have A Good Deal For Our First Seller Finance?

- Real Estate Agent
- Chesapeake, VA
- Posts 27
- Votes 4
Quote from @Chris Webb:
Have you considered a 50-40-10 with Velocity Mortgage? 50% 1st, 40% 2nd, and 10% down? I just got a blended rate in the 4's.
Hey Chris, I didn't know that was a product. I most definitely will keep that in mind. Thanks
Post: Do We Have A Good Deal For Our First Seller Finance?

- Real Estate Agent
- Chesapeake, VA
- Posts 27
- Votes 4
Good afternoon BP family,
I have an owner finance deal that I am pursuing and would like the best course of action. Here is the deal:
Property has an ARV of $250,000
Purchase Price is $190,000
Rehab: $5,000-8,000 (for a lease option tenant)
Seller needs $30,000 at closing
Financing: 15 years at 0 %
Rental amount: $1,800
My payment (including T&I): $1,100
Suggests Please!
Post: Owner Financed Deal!!

- Real Estate Agent
- Chesapeake, VA
- Posts 27
- Votes 4
Good morning/ afternoon BP family,
I have an owner finance deal that I am pursuing and would like the best course of action. Here is the deal:
Property has an ARV of $250,000
Purchase Price is $190,000
Rehab: $5,000-8,000 (for a lease option tenant)
Seller needs $30,000 at closing
Financing: 15 years at 0 %
Rental amount: $1,800
My payment (including T&I): $1,100
Suggests Please!
Post: Meeting with an investor

- Real Estate Agent
- Chesapeake, VA
- Posts 27
- Votes 4
Good afternoon BP family, I am an investor/ agent and I am working on a few big deals and I have a quick question for those who are seasoned Real Estate investors and those who may invest. I will be meeting with a new investor today and although it's not my first one I've worked for but it will be the first one I've worked with. The meeting today will be about the investor and I working together to build rehab and build homes here in the area of Virginia and in North Carolina. I would like to know what would be a good direction to go with creating and building business and what would be a few good questions to ask along the way.
Thanks for your time PB.
Edward Walker
Investor/ Real Estate Agent
Creating the life you so choose to LIVE-
Post: Purchasing a home with an IRA investment Account

- Real Estate Agent
- Chesapeake, VA
- Posts 27
- Votes 4
Thanks Brain!
Post: Purchasing a home with an IRA investment Account

- Real Estate Agent
- Chesapeake, VA
- Posts 27
- Votes 4
Good Day BP,
I am looking to get a bit of advice to assist my client the best way possible. I am a realtor here in VA and I have a client that is currently living in NY that is working on purchasing a home down here to live in. My client has an investment account that has about 35k in it and they wants to pull it out to put down on the purchase of their new home. The problem is that they have an accountant that has informed them that if they pulls the money out now along with IRS fees and bank fees that it will cost them a little over 12k to do so. Is there a process or procedure that can help my client out so that they don't lose so much. I am not talking about anything that will get them or I into trouble.
Any sound advice would be helpful.
Thanks
Post: Purchasing a home with an IRA investment Account

- Real Estate Agent
- Chesapeake, VA
- Posts 27
- Votes 4
Good Day BP,
I am looking to get a bit of advice to assist my client the best way possible. I am a realtor here in VA and I have a client that is currently living in NY that is working on purchasing a home down here to live in. My client has an investment account that has about 35k in it and they wants to pull it out to put down on the purchase of their new home. The problem is that they have an accountant that has informed them that if they pulls the money out now along with IRS fees and bank fees that it will cost them a little over 12k to do so. Is there a process or procedure that can help my client out so that they don't lose so much. I am not talking about anything that will get them or I into trouble.
Any sound advice would be helpful.
Thanks
Post: New Investor from Northern Virginia

- Real Estate Agent
- Chesapeake, VA
- Posts 27
- Votes 4
Hey Jon,
Congrads on taking the next step to know what you need to know about being a good real estate investor. Use all the resources that you can and reach out to those in your area.
Good luck and be blessed