Happy first day of spring y'all! While it's not as warm as I'd hoped, the sun is shinning and it's supposed to warm up later this week. YAY It's been a couple of weeks since I last wrote and I wanted to give you an idea of what's been happening in the market and what to potentially expect in the coming months. Move-in ready houses are selling and they are selling quickly, especially if they're in a coveted area. (popular price point is $150,000-$300,000) What do I mean by selling and selling quickly, I'm talking multiple offers at significantly over list price, ( at least $10,000 over). Some are selling over the weekend and some are selling before we can even get to the weekend. Ex: A house went active on Wednesday, it was under contract Friday evening.) I'll give you a personal example from this past week, a house went under contract while it was still in coming soon phase, meaning it wasn't able to be shown and essentially someone put in a...
Hi guys! I thought it would be fun today to run some numbers with you on the funds you'd need to purchase a $110,000 investment property. Something to remember, unlike a primary residence, an investment loan will require at least a 20% down payment and the interest rates are typically higher as well. With that in mind...let's dive in! Sales Price : $110,000 Down Payment of 20%: $22,000 Financing : $88,000 Interest Rate : 7% Loan Length : 30 years Monthly Payment : $585-$650 with est. taxes/insurance Rent Needed : $815 * Rent needed depends on your goal for a rental, however, I'm basing this on if it were me personally buying an investment property. I consider them a long term investment, where I'd want the monthly mortgage to be paid off over time by the tenant. Thus meaning, the down payment of $22,000 was my initial investment. I end up owning a $110,000 home, which in 30 years should be paid for free and clear, and it should have appreciated in value ...