sound like a tasty deal....I recently purchased 3 no money down deals from a wholesaler in the Baltimore market. I would say go for it.....one caution with sec. 8. You must pass there inspection. Sometime they can be really tight almost to tight at times. However the money is guaranteed to be in the mail box on the first. Getting in the system is a BEAR....once your in your good to go.
If it's old and tired or rents aren't esp. high, your expenses could eat up your margin. Before you leap, you might want to look deeper, see what's new, and what will need replacing soon. And of course assure good title.
kj, did you go the section 8 route or another way?
and what ltv did you get them at from the wholesaler?
sound like a tasty deal....I recently purchased 3 no money down deals from a wholesaler in the Baltimore market. I would say go for it.....one caution with sec. 8. You must pass there inspection. Sometime they can be really tight almost to tight at times. However the money is guaranteed to be in the mail box on the first. Getting in the system is a BEAR....once your in your good to go.
How to you know the value? Appraisal? Market analysis, etc? Hopefully not based on what someone said.
market analysis.
Verb
Is this a private sale or through the same Realtor that provided the market analysis?
Please dont think I am a cynic, as this is a valid question.
JohnNH
i did the analysis after speaking ith the owner
I guess my questions is, where is the hangup?
How is the "no money down" portion of this agreement going to work? SubTo? AFD? L/O? Wraparound?
JohnCl
No hangup, just asking.
it would be sub2.
If it's old and tired or rents aren't esp. high, your expenses could eat up your margin. Before you leap, you might want to look deeper, see what's new, and what will need replacing soon. And of course assure good title.
what is the cash flow?
mykle