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All Forum Posts by: Matthew Vorce

Matthew Vorce has started 3 posts and replied 8 times.

@Byron Bohlsen This would be my second property. I currently own a duplex that is being rented out.

@Michael Lam

Thanks for the information. It sounds like I will be holding the money for 60 days in order to avoid needing to gift it and pay taxes on it. With regards to your 4th bullet, the reason I dont fully finance it myself is because it will be an investment non owner occupied loan so I will need 20% down. Unfortunately, I do not have 20% down for the > 300k multi families I am looking at.

I am looking to jump start my real estate investment by receiving a loan from my parents. I am looking for advice on the best way to proceed with this. Things that I am concerned about:

I want this to be a loan and not something the IRS will try to tax me on.

I have heard that if it is a gift I will be able to use the money right away for mortgages. This worries me because I do not want to be taxed on this money.

If the money sits in my bank account for 60 days, is it safe to assume I should have no problem using it for a loan?

Other issues that I have not thought of...

Example Scenario:

Loan from parents: $100,000 at 7% interest
Use loan as down payment to get a $400,000 investment mortgage on a small apartment complex

Thanks in advance for any advice!

Post: First Duplex Closing Costs

Matthew VorcePosted
  • Ferndale, MI
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 0

Very good points. Thank you for the replys

Post: First Duplex Closing Costs

Matthew VorcePosted
  • Ferndale, MI
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 0

Sorry for the hard to read image. If you right click the image and select "View Image" it should be easier to read.

The "Lender's Title Insurance" is listed at $750 and the "Settlement or Closing Fee" is listed at $550

Post: First Duplex Closing Costs

Matthew VorcePosted
  • Ferndale, MI
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 0

Hello BP!

I am working on closing my first duplex deal in Mount Clemens Michigan. The duplex is 2 - 3/1 units with a price of just over 100k. The loan I am using is an FHA loan with 3.5% down. I received the closing cost details for my loan which is pictured below. Below are a few questions I have about the closing costs.

1. Under Section C, there is listed"Lender's Title Insurance" and "Settlement or Closing Fee". Do these fees seem reasonable or should I be shopping around for a lower price?

2. The homeowner's insurance is estimated at $100 a month. Does this seem reasonable?

3.Where do people recommend getting homeowners insurance in Michigan?

4. Under "Calculating Cash to Close" it lists "Sellers Credits" as -1735$. Are these credits due to the 3% concessions that I negotiated with the deal?

5. Anything else seem out of place with these closing costs?

Thanks!

Post: New Investor from SE Michigan

Matthew VorcePosted
  • Ferndale, MI
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 0

For my first multifamily, I would like to be in the Ferndale, Royal Oak, Oak Park, Hazel Park, or the surrounding area. Ideally, this property would be in a slightly nicer area as I will be living in it. Outside of my first property, I am more open to areas such as Roseville, Mount Clemens, Pontiac or other areas a little farther away.

Post: New Investor from SE Michigan

Matthew VorcePosted
  • Ferndale, MI
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 0

Hello BiggerPockets!

I am a new investor, actively looking to purchase multi-family homes in the SE Michigan area. Ideally, my first multi-family purchase would be open to FHA financing as I will be occupying one of the units. I am working working with an investment partner and we are very motivated to move on some properties. Any advice is appreciated!

Thanks!