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All Forum Posts by: Carlos Taborda

Carlos Taborda has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Post: Owner financing purchase

Carlos TabordaPosted
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Originally posted by @Aaron K.:

You have not included any expenses so you will be paying a lot more out of pocket each month. Add insurance, property taxes, repairs, potential vacancy, any utilities you pay, and an HOA fee if there is one and see if you still want to do this.

Thanks , I will reanalize this. This sort of feedback is invaluable. You just pointed out some big weak spots on my proposition, so big thank you!

Post: Owner financing purchase

Carlos TabordaPosted
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Folks;

I have a potential great opportunity. I have a very close family member who developed a 6 unit condominium. The idea is that he'd let me purchase the property interest free without any gotchas (He's my father in law!).

So here's a quick and dirty view of the deal. 

- It's very obvious that this is my first step in owning a rental property. 

- Very high quality / new property. He's the builder/architect, and its brand new

- It comes with a tenant paying $3.2k /mo with 10 months on the lease.

- I'd pay 20% down now and the rest during the next 6 years. 

Here's the idea:

Investment $480,000.00
Down Pay 20% $96,000.00
Total debt $384,000.00
Debt pay /6yr $64,000.00
Debt pay /mo $5,333.33
Rent /mo -$3,200.00
Liabilities $2,133.33

Again, I'm a novice at this. But looking at this deal, I'd have a fully paid property in 6 years, that has a potential of being rented out long term at 3.2k /mo.

I know many variables are in order, such as location, school, etc. Its a A grade property/location/schools in Miami, FL.

Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Carlos