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Did I Get a Good or Bad Deal?

Jaxon Ludtke
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Cash Flow: -$30/month. Yes, negative. Location: Utah Valley, UT. Hot growing market. Avg Appreciation over last 10 yrs in my area: ~8% annually Equity paydown over next 5 yrs based on amortization schedule: ~27k

Bought home for 400k, appraised at 485k.

FHA loan, 30 yr, 5.875% int rate, MIP is $175/mo.

Strategy: Date the rate for 4-6 yrs, pray int rates drop to 4-5%, re finance into conventional with LTV less than 80% due to existing equity, take off PMI/MIP, have a lower int rate, and cash flow ~$200-250/mo.

Good deal? Bad deal? Bad strategy? Feedback.

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Nicholas L.
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Nicholas L.
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@Jaxon Ludtke

was your down payment low?  for me the issue is not so much whether the 'cash flow' is -$30 or $0 or +$87.  none of that moves the needle.  the issue is whether there's a lot of cash in it.  if you have $0 cash in it, awesome.  if you have $100K into it, not as awesome.  

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