All Forum Posts by: Jonathan B.
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Post: Potential Contract For Deed / Land contract - Need advice

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Hi Guys-
Hope you'll bear with me on this
Started out several weeks ago - Making my first steps into this interesting world of REI,
Came across a deal on the MLS that might very well be an interesting one (??)
- Husband & Wife owned property - Husband recently passed,
- Wife cannot afford the house repairs (Needs new roof) and wants to sell the house fast with cash.
house needs repairs but currently livable,
When comparing recently sold in the area, I believe the house is priced high considering the rehab its requiring
Seller wants 85,000 , 2bd1/bth 750 SQF.
Similar newer and better maintained houses sold for around 90K - 100K
Now heres my thoughts:
Considering she's an older woman, and i am under the assumption that she wont want any new "adventures" at the current situation,
given she could not afford maintaining a house she owns free an clear,
I am attempting on structuring a deal where she could be my renter while paying the property (Contractor for deed)
With a "Contractor for deed" i think of offering 25%+- (20,000) Down on the deal and get equitable title - Which will include the fixing of the roof using my own GC + Potentially updating house deducting the labor cost (Should she would be interested)
The lady would rent from on a fixed market rent for the duration (850$) - Paying off the 65,000 with 20 Yr monthly installments of 270$, Leaving me with 580 Gross income monthly.
Summary:
"Contract for deed"
Asking price: 85,000
Down payment for Equitable title: 20,000K
20 yr Installment plan: 65,000 / 240 Months = 270$ Monthly
"Fixed deal" Rent / Tenant pays : 850 - 270 = 580 Gross income
All in all, Lady gets to live in her own "Rehabbed house" with a long term leasing agreement and gains confidence and less hassle.
I know there is alot behind these type of deals - but that's my general idea and would HIGHLY appreciate your input on this Steeeeep learning curve.
Thanks,
Yonatan.
Post: Help understanding "Assignment of mortgadge

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Hi Guys,
I am practicing my skills in understanding "leagel" Documents and understanding what do they mean actually,
There is a property i am looking at
I pulled the below out from the County recorder site -
can someone explain what's the status of the property according to the below?
Post: Help understanding "Assignment of mortgadge

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Hi Guys
Post: South St. Pete Investment Property with Flip or Rental Potential

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Still relevant ?
Post: Clean 3/2 Winter Garden Rental Light Rehab!

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Still Valid?
Hi Guys
Not sure if this should be the right forum to address a recommendation-
But, any recommendations for a reliable wholesaler in Brevard county?
Cheers
Post: Wholesaler in Brevard County Florida area??

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hi guys
Looking for a reliable wholesaler in Brevard County FL area,
Any recommendations?
Thanks
Post: Closed 3 Houses Today!!! $$$$$

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Great job!
Question -
What do you mean by Driving for dollar list?
1. How I found it - Again, I found it from yellow letter campaign. And AGAIN, to my driving for dollars list (Best list I have). I had sent this guy 3 different letters (3 consecutive months), and he called me.
Thanks
Post: Homework on a property I stumbled upon

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I am no big investor but i do try to read a lot -
This is obviously a distressed seller, maybe out of town owner?
These type of deals may have good potential in them, Google/Youtube/Search - "Subject To" - which is what your seller is actualy offering you.
Should you decide to move forward with this, having an attorney walking you through the process will always benefit you if you dont know how to deal with these creative ways of financing.
Good luck
Post: Homework on a property I stumbled upon

- Southeast
- Posts 172
- Votes 13
I am no big investor but i do try to read a lot -
This is obviously a distressed seller, maybe out of town owner?
These type of deals may have good potential in them, Google/Youtube/Search - "Subject To" - which is what your seller is actualy offering you.
Should you decide to move forward with this, having an attorney walking you through the process will always benefit you if you dont know how to deal with these creative ways of financing.
Good luck