All Forum Posts by: Suduk N.
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Post: Oahu Hawaii STR Investment

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Originally posted by @Mike V.:
@Amy D. My research has always come to the same conclusion. Kauai. Can’t beat their returns, when they’re open. Just need a new mayor....
What kind of return? Could you give an eg with numbers (purchase price, condo size, monthly payment, STR per night, per month... etc) Thanks
Post: Paying points and roll in closing cost to Refi worth it?

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I’ll get back about $2500 from current escrow account. Without escrow the rate and points go up a bit so i think escrowing is better. Thanks for all the inputs guys. I’ll pull the trigger on this since I have not been able to find any good deals for investment Property refi for a year.
Post: Paying points and roll in closing cost to Refi worth it?

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Thanks guys, I’m Thinking to pull the trigger on 2.875% refi from 4.5% with 2.47 points. Lender cost $10k other cost (prepaid tax, escrow..) $5k all rolled into the refi so no out of pocket. Will take 2.7 yrs for break even lender cost and 4 yrs for total cost. $320 more cashflow every month and tenants will be paying the fee for me over time. Would you guys do this deal?
Post: Paying points and roll in closing cost to Refi worth it?

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My current MFH in Chicago rate is 4.5%. I couldn't find anyone who can beat that rate with no points no fees. There is an options for me to buy 2 points down to 3% with an all in closing cost of about $14k which all can be rolled into the loan. My payment would be $330 lower a month so it would take me about 3.5 years to break even and 2.5 years to pay off the extra $14k rolled into my loan with principle payment every month.
Is it worth it? I don't plan to sell the rental property anytime soon since it's a good cash flow. I'd save over $68k on interest over the life time of the new refi mortgage. I normally only refi with no points no fees but even in this super low interest rate, MFH investment property refi rate is still so high.
Post: Current MFH Investment Property Refi Rate

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Shawn, I'll keep shopping around but so far they all say my current rate is "not bad" and cannot beat it.
Stephanie, I have high income with 830+ credit score but still can't find any good rate. My rate is already at 4.5%. My friend refi at 5% late last year in Chicago. I'm looking for data point for recent sub 4% refi rate.
Post: Current MFH Investment Property Refi Rate

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What area are you in Sattir? I was quoted 4.125% with 1.75 points (~10k). Just doesn't make sense for me to pay up front that much to buy not much lower interest rate that would take years to recoup that $10k upfront cost.
Post: Current MFH Investment Property Refi Rate

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Not discussing loaner or lender details here since my last post asking for recommendation was removed so please refrain from doing that.
I just want to know if anyone has recently refi their MFH rental investment property could share their rate? I cannot find anyone who can beat my 4.5% rate atm even with the current low interest rate market.
Post: Dealing with Non paying tenants due to Covid 19

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Every landlord wants white collar but some areas would not attract them as much like mine.
Post: College and new grad roommates with cosigners

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I have 4 guys who are friends and recently graduated or still going to college applied for my apartment. 2 brothers and another person had cosigners but the 4th person. 1 of the cosigner has very high income, the other is decent enough to cover the 2 guys. The last person is unemployed and has no co signer.
Would you consider this application? Should I ask for the 4th person to have a cosigner too? Their incomes are barely nothing so the rent has to come from the 2 cosigners. My concern is if one of them decides to leave even though they are all jointly liable for the lease, things would get difficult.
Post: Dealing with Non paying tenants due to Covid 19

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Actually most states including IL in my case has ceased to hear eviction cases until end of July since March so Eviction is not an option atm.
They have been a good tenants for years until this time. One of them is on Visa hence not able to get unemployment benefits.
If i offer cash for key or 1 or 2 months for them to break the lease, what would happen to the arrears when they move out and decide not to pay?