All Forum Posts by: Jordan Noble

@Gaspare Urso sorry this is accounting for 10% combined for all of those. Sounds like I might need to bump that up?

Thank you to anyone who looks at this deal!

Purchase Price: $600k

Units: 8 (2 quadplexes next to each other)

Current Rental Income: $6,915

Current Expenses - TOTAL $2,365.17

Taxes: $232.50

Insurance: $200

Gas & Electric (landlord paid for now): $571

Water & Sewer: $320

Trash: $41.67

Property Management: $1,000

The plan is for my partner and I to each purchase 1 of the quads ($300k each) with individual FHA 3.5% down loans. This would then take the deal to:

Rental Income: $5,396 (owner occupied)

Expenses - TOTAL $1,365.17 (now will be self managed)

Taxes: $232.50

Insurance: $200

Gas & Electric (landlord paid for now): $571

Water & Sewer: $320

Trash: $41.67

Debt Service - $3,315

Cash Flow - $716 while we are living there and increasing to $2230 after we move out.

The plan is to purchase the place under an LLC with 50% ownership of each with 2 separate loans on the properties. Let me know what you all think!

@Alicia Stoughton what neighborhood in Cincinnati is this in? Projected ARV?

Hi all.  New to the forums but have been listening to the podcasts for about 3 weeks.  Really excited i've found this and excited to start my journey.

I currently own a condo. Paid $117k, $10k renovations, $140k appraisal. 30 year fixed conventional loan with a balance of $110k.

My business partner just moved in with me but we want to purchase a triplex or quadplex that we can do a live-in remodel and then house hack it.

I am going to keep the condo to rent out (estimating $200 cash flow when all said and done) but want to sell half of my equity to my partner so we can manage it together like we will manage the new property together.

1. How does splitting a property work legally if it is already in my name? I plan to have him put X amount of dollars additionally into the new property to allow him to buy into the condo. Is there something we need to do with the title or mortgage company? Or can we just create a separate legal agreement that we both own half?

My next question is in regards to financing for the multifamily. We are currently searching for something that needs work and want to combine the BRRRR strategy with a house hack. Correct me if I am wrong but because we will want to do remodeling we won't be able to initially get a conventional or FHA owner occupied loan. Is that true or is that only the case if the original property is uninhabitable? The goal is to buy a run-down property that is livable but we can force appreciation.

My plan was:

1. Use a private lender to fund the purchase and remodel of the new property. Luckily my partners father is extremely wealthy and wants to get involved in real estate investing. Plan to structure an 18 month loan with him to do the purchase, remodel, and season the property.
2. At this point, could we go to the bank and get a conventional owner occupied loan on the property?

I know this was long so thank you to anyone who reads and can help!