All Forum Posts by: Jonathan Newsome
Jonathan Newsome has started 25 posts and replied 89 times.
Post: Help Solving THIS problem, drawing a temporary blank..

- Rental Property Investor
- Dallas, TX
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@Jason D. My apologies for speeding through the initial post. This is actually the 1st mortgage/original.
There are $150 in Hoa fees, the taxes are $650 annually, and the insurance is approx. $75/mo.
The Town Home was built in the '70's, and it could use a 'deep clean'/ replace floors (carpet). The HVAC was recently serviced, as well.
Post: Help Solving THIS problem, drawing a temporary blank..

- Rental Property Investor
- Dallas, TX
- Posts 92
- Votes 15
@Wayne Brooks I totally butchered that. I was in a rush to ask for help that I labeled it as a "2nd mortgage", its not. It's simply the unpaid loan balance (original mortgage) against the property. So the total amount for the loan was $52k. The remaining balance is $47k with $5k unpaid. The monthly mortgage payment for that loan is $420/mo.
Post: Help Solving THIS problem, drawing a temporary blank..

- Rental Property Investor
- Dallas, TX
- Posts 92
- Votes 15
Looking forward to hearing some input from the rest of BP!
Post: Help Solving THIS problem, drawing a temporary blank..

- Rental Property Investor
- Dallas, TX
- Posts 92
- Votes 15
Alright BP, any and all thoughts on this particular deal would be appreciated! I'm trying to solve a problem that a client is facing, but I'm currently having just a slight 'brain fart'.
Owner has a property (Town Home), that they took 2nd mortgage out on; Balance: $47k (total was $50k'ish)
Owner has unpaid balance of $5k (reason for pre-foreclosure)
Mortgage payment of $420/mo
Auction is very soon = owner wanting to rid the property.
ARV is $75-$80k.
Repairs to get rent ready = $5k-$10k
Rent for the area is approx. $1,100.
I was looking to structure this as a subject-to deal and pay the arrears, to keep the property from going to auction and reinstating the mortgage. The owner is fine with sub-to, as I explained a few different methods in which we could assist.
My question is, with the numbers stated above, how would YOU structure this? Does this make sense to sub-to with the figures I've listed? If not, I would like to hear how you would assist this individual. What methods, if any would you use to solve this person's problem. Thanks for any guidance!
Also, if I didn't post enough info, let me know and I'll provide what I can.
Post: Property Management recommendation for...

- Rental Property Investor
- Dallas, TX
- Posts 92
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Hi BP! Looking for great property management referrals in the Huntsville, AL area? Looking to purchase SFR and would like to interview a few PM's in hopes of creating a lasting working relationship.
Post: Where are you buying for cashflowing properties today?

- Rental Property Investor
- Dallas, TX
- Posts 92
- Votes 15
@Marisa R. Yea I agree. I should have read a bit further before asking for help. After sifting through all 18 pages, I've found your recommendations and that of others as well. Thanks for the tips!
Post: Where are you buying for cashflowing properties today?

- Rental Property Investor
- Dallas, TX
- Posts 92
- Votes 15
@Marisa R. Hi, I’m going to pm you regarding Detroit areas of opportunity.
Post: Would You Buy for Cashflow Only?

- Rental Property Investor
- Dallas, TX
- Posts 92
- Votes 15
@Joe Villeneuve would you mind if I PM you to gain the bit of knowledge that you shared with @Terry Dunlap ? I too am curious about refi'ing SFR's held by an LLC.
Post: Property management company in Columbus, GA

- Rental Property Investor
- Dallas, TX
- Posts 92
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@Julie Phan following.
Did you manage to find one?
Post: Property Management recommendations?

- Rental Property Investor
- Dallas, TX
- Posts 92
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As the title states, looking for any great recommendations for stellar Property Management companies that service the Columbus, GA area?
Looking to invest in SF and multi-family rentals very soon. If you have a PM that you can recommend based on experience or referral, I’d like to get in touch with them soon. Thanks!