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The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate hit a whopping 7.43% on Monday, a level unseen in the US in almost two decades. That same setup would cost $2,222 a month with today's mortgage rate. Regardless of which direction the pendulum swings, investors can still navigate their way through the housing market with a few tips. If a buyer were to purchase it today, with a 20% down payment, monthly mortgage costs would be $3,350, according to Insider's mortgage calculator. He then secured the remainder of $910,000 from a bank at an interest rate of 6.5%.
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In the past, he recommended investors aim for a positive cash flow of $300 to $500 a month. The new normal could be a monthly cash flow of $100 to $200. Depending on a local bank's risk tolerance, growth strategy, and strength of their books, they can offer competitive rates, Primm said. A few units reserved for mid-terms that are furnished are renting for $2,250 a month: that's a 125% increase in cash flow, he noted. "But if there's enough people and there's enough concentration, there's going to be a fire, there's going to be a tornado, there's going to be something happening all the time."
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He recommends shopping for mortgage rates at small local banks. Primm is no stranger to high interest rates, but they have never deterred him from investing in real estate. This allows the buyer to keep that ultra-low mortgage rate a seller may have landed, which could be half the current rate. In this case, Primm says he may agree to the higher price in exchange for taking over an incredibly low interest rate. They have more flexibility with their interest rates because they don't sell the debt on the secondary market, but keep them in-house, he added.
He discovered the BRRRR method — buy, rehab, rent, refinance, and repeat — while he was renovating his first investment property. This way, he could get a quick payout in cash and then use that money to buy a long-term investment property to rent out. The pros of the BRRRR methodThe biggest benefit is you're using someone else's money to buy an asset that produces cash and grows in value, Primm said. "There are way more good tenants out there than good landlords," Primm said. "So if you're a good landlord and have a good house, you're going to have your pick of really, really good tenants."
Sam Primm used a private lender for his first property, then transferred his loan to a mortgage. Sam Primm said he bought his first property at the age of 26, using money borrowed from a private lender. He borrowed money from a private lender with a plan to pay it back after renovating and selling the property. This let him pay off of existing liens — in his case, the private lender. For that, there are two types of lenders Primm uses to purchase properties initially, a private lender or a hard-money lender.
Camron and Alexis Cathcart sold their home and put a down payment on a rental property. Camron and Alexis Cathcart own 30 rental units that they say bring in enough cash flow to make them financially free. And we grabbed a pack-and-play for our 2-week-old daughter," Camron said. So they kept their cash in the bank as a cushion and used a private money loan from a family friend to purchase the second property and a hard-money loan for the third property. They repeated this process several times until they accumulated 30 cash-flowing rental properties in less than two years.
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