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Principals of Investment

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When purchasing real estate, remember that you are only buying houses for other people to live in, not yourself.

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This principal will help us to avoid the pitfalls of default thinking, which would have us believe that bigger investments, or nicer properties, are better, when in fact they usually aren't

Principals of Investment

IN FACT, Increases in rent don't keep pace with appreciation in value.

In other words, as property values increase, returns diminish

This means that you can make more money off of rent from two $250,000 houses than you can from one $500,000 house

Principals of Investment

Principals of Investment

Principals of Investment

The only thing worth considering when evaluating a potential investment property is how much money your investment will make (=,%) compared to how long it will take to earn it, and how much risk there is that you will loose it.

Develop clarity of exactly what you're looking for as an investor. The more specific you can be while searching for an investment, the more time you will save, which ultimately translates into money made.

Principals of Investment

Figure out what kind of profit you want to make from an investment

The more specific you can be about what you're looking for, the better chance you'll have of finding it

Create a profile of your ideal investment

Ex. 3 or more bedroom, 2 bath, 1850 SF, etc.

Loc. 845 (0-130 properties in 3.5 years)

Use formula's to determine acceptable purchase prices

Principals of Investment

Ex. Take the probable weekly rent and work backwards from there

Property Inspection Templates

Principals of Investment

Use templates when inspecting new properties

Make sure to find a good one

Possible Resources -

0 - 130 properties (Loc 880)

Bigger Pockets

Phelps Reality

Iphone Aps

Example of Cost/Return Calculations

Purchase Price

Solicitor's Costs (Current)

Solicitor's Costs (Prior)

Bank Cheque fees

Rate Adjustment

Stamp Duty Fee

Titles Office Fee

Misc. Transaction Charges

Deposit Paid

Balance (required to settle)

Total

$44000.00

$375.55

$200.00

$18.00

$14.46

$856.00

$204.00

$36.77

$45704.78

$4400.00

$41304.78

$45704.78

Purchaser's Settlement Statement

Purchase Price

Deposit (20%)

Closing Costs

Loan Establishment

Initial Cash Needed

Loan Principal

Type

Term

Rate

Weekly Repayment

Return Calculation

$44 000

$8 800

$1 705

$714

$11 219

$35 200

Principal + Interest

25 Years

8.05%

$62.82

Rent Per Week

Annual Cashflow received

Loan Repayment

Management Costs

Rates

Insurance

Repairs Budget

Total Cashflow Out

Annual Net Cashflow

/ Initial Cash Needed

Cash-on-Cash Return

$120

$6 240

$3 267

$840

$690

$200

$200

$5 197

$1 043

$11 219

9.30%

Annual Cashflow Received

Loc. 963 (0 - 130 in 3.5)

Different Variables of Owner Financing

Vendor is willing to accept terms of Owner Financing

House to Sell

Buyer willing to Purchase at Vendor's Terms

(Must be legal in applicable State/Country/District)

Loc 1112 (0 -130 in 3.5)

How the Transaction Benefits the Seller

Primarily used when Buyer cannot acquire financing on his/her own

Principals of Investment

Seller increases the sales price of the home slightly above what he paid for it

Paid $200 000

Sold $220 000

Seller increases the percentage of the loan offered to the buyer to a number SLIGHTLY over original loan percentage

Original Loan 6 %

OF Loan 7-8 %

Result is a substantial positive cashflow each month

Example of Owner's Financing Calculations

Purchase Price

Deposit (20%)

Closing Costs

Initial Cash Needed

Less New Buyer's Deposit

Net Cash Needed

Bank Loan

Interest Rate

Loan Term

Weekly Repayment

Owner's Purchase Terms

Owner's Selling Terms

$44 000

$8 800

$2 419

$11 219

($1 000)

$10 219

$35 000

6.55 %

15 Years

$70.81

Sale's Price

Deposit

Closing Costs

Total

Net Cash Needed

Vendor's finance

Interest Rate

Loan Term

Weekly Repmt Yr. 1 (higher rate for lack of downpayment)

Weekly Repmt Yr. 2-15

$65 000

$1 000

$500

$1 500

$1 500

$64 000

7.55%

1 year / 15 years

$234.92

$125.19

Example Newspaper Add Offering Owner's Financing

Loc 1098 (0 - 130 in 3.5)

Finally, A Family Home That's Warm, Affordable and Convenient

Relax with the family in this WARM and well-maintained 3Br family home. Enjoy the quiet yet convenient location by walking to shops, schools, bus and parks. Sunny lounge area with gas, heater, tidy kitchen, spacious bathroom (sep. bath and shower) and enormous backyard. Owner can help with finance. Call Steve today on [mobile]

Owner's Financing Refined

Require Higher Down Payments so more of the original purchase costs are recouped

Advertise for Clients in advance and empower them to find a house in advance that you can buy and then resell to them.

Owner's Finance Completely Refined

Sign a contract to buy a home, leaving the lowest possible deposit.

Arrange for Vendor's finance paperwork during settlement period

The Week following the purchase of the home, sell to the new buyer and receive the deposit back from the original purchase.

General Principals

Searching for Investment Property

Searching Contd.

Buying a New Property

Owner Financing

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Fundamental Principals of Real Estate Investments
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scottcno · Nov 2013
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