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All Forum Posts by: Jeremy Lerner

Jeremy Lerner has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Post: New Member from Colorado

Jeremy LernerPosted
  • Littleton, CO
  • Posts 2
  • Votes 2

Thank you all for your posts. As a newbie here is how I am looking at a theoretical property. My credit is great above 750 or good however the credit companies really see that. So theoretical sample. I would try and get a conventional loan at 80% as an investment property. Say property is 260,000 purchase, condo and in a good area with rent on 1 bedroom apartments averaging $900. This property in question is a 3 bed 2 bath. I am looking at roughly a rate of 4.625% with P&I of 1108 taxes are roughly 172 per month and insurance I don't know what that is like on condos so 58 per month, the HOA is very high at 591 per month, and lastly say I can get a family member to post the down payment and are ok with 30year mortgage add another $229. All in roughly 2,158. With average 1 bedrooms running $900 I would likely charge $900 per room to get 2,700 a month. Is that enough of a margin? Or would i be spinning my wheels at that point? I am not in the make money quick scheme as I would bank all profit for years for the OH $h!T expenses or to payoff investors and start making more for myself for future properties. My next question is where do you find most success condos or single family homes?

Post: New Member from Colorado

Jeremy LernerPosted
  • Littleton, CO
  • Posts 2
  • Votes 2

Hello Bigger Pockets Community,

My name is Jeremy and I live in Colorado a currently booming housing market. Is this sustainable did i miss the boat on investment opportunities? I am not sure, but I am interested in buying and holding investment properties for long periods of time as rentals. I see all the time in this community that people are able to get houses without spending large sums of their own money. I am trying to educate myself as best as I can to make a smart decision on an investment property and find investors or hard money lenders to help me achieve my goals. If anything in this post is like a red flag red alert to you please speak out I am here for knowledge! :) Some key things I am looking for are if I have an investor whether its family or hard money investor what sort of repayment plan should i be looking for? I don't want to screw over family and want them to know I mean business. Of the people that don't use their money and get investors what sort of return are you able to get after repaying your investors?

Thank you,

Jeremy