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All Forum Posts by: Adrian Cartis

Adrian Cartis has started 2 posts and replied 11 times.

I'm selling my retirement/vacation 3BD 1.5BA home in Roscommon, MI.

Airbnb in 2023 & 2024.

Listed with Ken Carlson Realty

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/109-Woodcrest-Dr-Roscommo...

Quote from @Ko Kashiwagi:

Hi Adrian,

Looks like you priority is to sell but it would be worth comparing options. What's the reasons contracts keep on falling out?

Since rents are below market, light doc programs may be more of a fit that full doc programs that are tight/strict on debt coverage ratios. Note that most of long term cash out options will have a prepayment penalty though if you decide to sell in the first couple of years.


Post: Taxes or exchange tips

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Thank you for your reply, my main concern is the high cost of 1031 exchange providers. A tax liability of $9K let's say vs a 1031 exchange charge of $9500 let's say it's not worth it. This is why I was asking about taxes due on the scenario initially posted.

Sell is my first option; tired of having the property under contract(s) for an year now, just for the sale to fall through.
So I'm exploring refinancing with cash-out, keep the building a little longer. Decisions-decisions.
Thanks,
Adrian (630) 460-8305

Post: Taxes or exchange tips

Adrian CartisPosted
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Ok, I"ll call tomorrow morning, 9am CT if you're available.

Post: Taxes or exchange tips

Adrian CartisPosted
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I surely can use all the help I can get, especially if we can communicate after 5pm CT, when my workday is over. Phone call would be best.

Post: Taxes or exchange tips

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Appreciate your assistance, and I wish it was that simple and straightforward. The thing is I have my eyes on a building lot, and plan on building a Modular House. STR for 12 months, sell it after 1 yr, 1031 again and so on. Not sure if it will work, if not, keep it as STR/Airbnb. And I should not have expensive repairs/improvements since it would be new "construction", with all kind of warranties, right? One more thing, I am in Chicagoland, the STR I'm selling is 6hrs away (Roscommon, Mi), I want to have the Modular House built closer to home. Still MI state, lake Michigan proximity for lake vacation attractions.

Post: Taxes or exchange tips

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 That's good information you provided; just to make sure I understood correctly the tax liability, for a $70k gain on this transaction, I would pay $10,500 (15%) taxes? The 1031 facilitators I contacted charge about the same, if not more, and it puts pressure on me with the 180 days time frame. 

Post: Hello from Elmhurst, IL

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Thanks Christie, I have not gathered enough information about Indy market, but I would appreciate if you can provide some deals to get a flavor of your city.

 I think the financing sources need to be evaluated per each investor situation; specifically, in my case, just received my letter of discharge from Ch.13 Bankruptcy in July,2018 - most of the banks won't probably waste their time with me. That's fine, I can blame the system and wait 3 more years or so, or I can use hard money to finance 85% of the purchase price + use available funds from my 401k to cover the downpayment. At least that's what I plan to do. 
And if I get 24 months interest only payment on the private money loan, 2 years from now I should be able to refinance the loan into a conventional one, given that I'm getting a good deal on my property. That's where you come in with your listing, preferably multifamily properties in B areas - maybe we can get some deals for less then 100K later this year, I think late November-December can be a good time.

Post: Hello from Elmhurst, IL

Adrian CartisPosted
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 Mark, thank you for your offer, yes, I'm going to need your help, as soon as I can find professional advice in regards to the financing process; I think my situation is a little more complicated, I'm still evaluating the situation myself, since my visits to local banks were not helpful.
I think there are some attractive opportunities in your area; there is hard money available, but since I'm looking for buy and hold properties, I think this option (1 year loan term) it way too risky for me.