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All Forum Posts by: Timothy Gregoire

Timothy Gregoire has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: Florida The Villages

Timothy GregoirePosted
  • Taunton, MA
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 1

Just spent a week there, from what I understand the Villages has a 80/20 ratio of 55+/55 and below.  If they are at 20% then you cannot invest if below 55 years of age, if there is a lower percentage at the time, you can invest. 

Post: New member from the North Dakota Bakken!

Timothy GregoirePosted
  • Taunton, MA
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 1
Originally posted by Chuck Catchings:
Aaron, well your one of the lucky ones to get in early on the boom. But seems to be an ongoing situation and not just there in N. Dakota. For the rest of you that commented on this post I am currently looking into this in areas outside of N. Dakota that I have already located property for sale. Some of these areas are just getting ready to kick in and property is still cheap. There are a lot of issues to cover not just from an investors point of view. If I can help anyone let me know and I'll answer what questions I can. Just FYI-not all these boom towns are equal but there still is great opportunity if you do it right.

Which areas are you looking? I am in West Texas and the market here is hot! I am also looking to purchase my first investment property, what don't I know? And how can I best prepare myself for this market in San Angelo?

Thanks Tim

Post: Duplex Analysis

Timothy GregoirePosted
  • Taunton, MA
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 1

Property specifics:
List Price 225,000
25k down
Financing 200k @ 4.5% 30yr fixed
2x 3Br 1Ba
Rent 1300 (both currently rented)

Rental Income (Annual) 31,200
Vacancy -2%
Total operating expenses 8500 (Taxes, Insurance, property mgmt.)
NOI 22 ,700

CAP rate 10%
Cashflow Assets 5%
Cashflow Initial Investment 44%
LTV 89%

What am I missing?
Is this a deal or no deal?