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Unfortunately the MH you spoke about would only rent for $650.00 here in South Carolina.
That MH will bring $117,000 after 15 years at $650/mo.
Since MH`s tend not to appreciate much it may only be worth $50,000 after 15 years.
15 yr. cash flow($117,000) plus property value after 15 yrs.($50,000) = $167,000Deal #2
15 yr. cash flow at $400/mo. = $72,000
If this property appreciates just 1% after 15 years it will be worth $171,526
15 yr. cash flow($72,000) plus property value after 15 yrs.($171,526) = $243,526Plus the 16th year and then on the monthly cash flow on the stick built house would be $1,110/mo.
Compared to $650/ on the MH. (Obviously the rents would go up over the 15 yrs. on both properties, most likely more on the stick built over the MH).Other factors on the stick built:
1-Since the house is appreciating, so will the monthly rent.
2-Starting the 16th year all the monthly rent will cash flow.
3-Owing 65,000 on a $125,000 property is only 52% LTV
4-With my credit score I can refinance up to 80% which would give me access to $35,000 cash, and it would cost me about $1,000 to refi.
5-Lending may get tough for stick built homes but never completely dry up, MH`s don?t seem to be as consistent.I?m not against MH`s at all but I?m just trying to play out the whole scenario on both types of properties.
Deano
Jackie,
If I ever needed to pull out cash, in an environment like today, it would be very difficult, lenders won?t touch mobile homes right now.
Because of all the foreclosures on MH`S it is nearly impossible to get a high comp. in order to justify a present day value.
Also, 15 years down the line, when property #2`s mortgage is paid off would I rather own a brick house worth 86k, a 17 yr. old house worth 143k or a MH worth……..?I have $30,000 sitting in the money market account collecting a measly 2.5%, any of the two deals mentioned would blow away the returns of the bank, I was just wondering what everyone else thought about the best long tem use of the 30k, one of the two deals mentioned or something else.
I have a 810 credit score, so I can access that money at any time.
You mentioned options, could you elaborate on that a bit.
Thanks for your response Greg.Deano Vulcano – South Carolina
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