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All Forum Posts by: Pam Tucker

Pam Tucker has started 2 posts and replied 5 times.

Post: Very Nervous Newbie - First Potential Deal

Pam TuckerPosted
  • Mesquite, TX
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1

Jaron.  It is not off market at this time.  Not certain but I think it’s a little over halfway through a listing agreement.

Post: Very Nervous Newbie - First Potential Deal

Pam TuckerPosted
  • Mesquite, TX
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1

Ned: Thank you for your reply - the soft cost information is very helpful as I did not know what to allow for that.  I was looking to flip and was hoping avoiding hard money costs (if she agreed to owner financing) would make enough room to give this a go.  I’ll keep looking. That first deal is out there somewhere. :-)

Question about the soft costs:  does the 15% include realtor commission when I sell?

Post: Very Nervous Newbie - First Potential Deal

Pam TuckerPosted
  • Mesquite, TX
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1

A relative told me about a friend with a SF home to sell.  It is a 3-2-2/just under 1900 sq ft currently listed at $280k (down from $300k).  Realtor initially wanted to list at $325k if owner would put in $10k in updates but owner did not want to do that. Owner has moved out of state and is anxious to sell.  She has indicated she would be agreeable to sell for $250k.

Home is in good shape with no big ticket repairs needed. It looks great from the outside although interior is a bit dated. Biggest issue is the owner and her late husband were heavy smokers so that must be mitigated and I think this is why the home has not sold to date. I have seen remedies ranging from setting out bowls of vinegar to complete gut.  I’m hoping answer is somewhere in the middle.  Everything else is cosmetic. 

Assuming ARV might be closer to $315k and updates and smoke mitigation could be done for $15-20k (also assuming realtor has not factored smoke clean up in $10k), is this a deal at $250k? If so, I would like to make an offer with $1000 down and ask for owner financing and either no payments or interest only payments until home could be renovated and sold (maybe 90 days?) If she is okay with this, it would save hard money costs. I can use my own money for renovations. What interest rate should I offer if she accepts owner financing? Should I offer less and see if there is a counter offer? Is there another way to structure this to make it a better deal?

I don't know what to expect to clean up smoke (time or cost) or for closing costs and commissions when I sell. ARV and repair estimates need to be confirmed.

I’m suffering from newbie analysis paralysis but wanting to push through it. Any advice is appreciated.

Post: Business Line of Credit

Pam TuckerPosted
  • Mesquite, TX
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1

Received an email today from Stonebridge Capital Group, Ltd.  Has anyone heard of them or done business with them?

Post: Bill Barnett Fear Fighter Program

Pam TuckerPosted
  • Mesquite, TX
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1

Glad I found your posts Eleasha. I recently read his book and signed up for a free 3-day event next weekend. If the end result is him pushing a $30K training program - I think I will pass as well and spend the time at BP for my education. Thanks for sharing!