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All Forum Posts by: Danielle Jackson

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Post: Quick Fix and Flip $60K Profit

Danielle JacksonPosted
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Posts 504
  • Votes 282

Proving out the power in having a network! Congrats and Happy New Year. 

Post: New member from the Midwest

Danielle JacksonPosted
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Posts 504
  • Votes 282

Welcome to the forum. Happy New Year! 

Welcome to the forum! I would get a handful of quotes and try to avoid an adjustable rate. 

Post: New Year's Resolutions

Danielle JacksonPosted
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Posts 504
  • Votes 282

Congratulations and Happy New Year!

Congratulations! What a great story. 

Post: New rental owner/ wanting to expand

Danielle JacksonPosted
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Posts 504
  • Votes 282

Welcome to the forum and Happy New Year! You can look at other submarkets that may be a bit cheaper. 

Post: Single applicant vs co-applicant vs guarantor

Danielle JacksonPosted
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Posts 504
  • Votes 282

I suggest having each co-tenant qualify individually. 

Post: You too can own property in LA!

Danielle JacksonPosted
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Posts 504
  • Votes 282

Congratulations! Your sacrifices paid off. 

Post: Multi Unit or Single Family

Danielle JacksonPosted
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Posts 504
  • Votes 282

It depends on your goals for investing. You will find very successful investors in both camps. What is most important to you? 

Also, I do tend to agree with others who caution against banking on appreciation. While values have been on the rise for the past several years, I wouldn't plan on them continuing long-term at the same rate. Now if you are including some rehab/value-add, then forced appreciation is a different conversation. More importantly, how long do you plan to hold the property? 

Also, something to think about too is the time value of money relative to inflation. Cash in the hand today may be more valuable in terms of purchasing power. 

Post: Investment / Rental mortgage

Danielle JacksonPosted
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Posts 504
  • Votes 282

Welcome to the forum! 

As @Joe Villeneuve said. Shop your mortgage otherwise you're leaving money on the table. 8.5% for closing costs is high. You should probably be closer to 4-5% at that loan amount. Some closing costs are flat fees which sometimes skew the numbers for a lower loan amount. Even with that, your quoted closed costs are high.