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2
The Plan
Purchase Condominium units at substantial discounts for cash.
Sell them on Land contract at a discount to the rental market but a premium sale price.
Refinance with private investors to recoup our costs so we can repeat
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Typical Transaction
Buy for 3-4 years income Sell for 30 years income Mortgage for 5-6 years income
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Our typical Transaction
We purchase and renovate a Condo for less than $25,000
We then sell that condo on a 30 year land contract at a monthly payment (net of association fees and taxes) of less than the buyer would pay for rent– About $600 to $700 per month
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The Mortgage Opportunity
We seek to borrow against the first 5 to 6 years of that 30 year cash flow to recoup our costs so we can do it again.
Present vale of $700 for 60 months=
$33,000
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Aren’t these buyers “high risk”?
Isn’t the reason that we are in this mess that “easy credit” has proven to be a failure?
Don’t default rates (and recovery costs) remove all the profit from such transactions?
Won’t we need billions of Government bailout dollars to make us OK if we pursue this strategy?
No
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Mitigating Risk
Risk equals – Costs in the event of Default– X Likelihood of Default– Offset by the value of recovered asset– we
believe the value of the recovered asset is approximately equal to the price we sold it at the first time.
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Mitigating Risk– Costs of Default
Under Illinois law a Land Contract sale is treated differently in default than a Mortgage.
Termination of a Land Contract happens in Forcible Entry court not Foreclosure.
Typical Forcible Entry case times are 4 to 6 Months not the two to three years of Foreclosure
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Advantages of quicker possession
Less damage to the property
Less “credit loss”
Recapture of the property for prompt re-sale
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Mitigating Risk– Reserves
We fund 6 months of reserves with each transaction. So even if a buyer defaults we can step in and evict and put a new buyer in place in a timely fashion.
Reserves and payment processing are handled by Complus– an Illinois CPA firm
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Actual Transactions
18340 Wentworth Unit 1D
– Two bedroom Condo– Sale terms, $700 per
month 30 years– Rate 10%– Principal $79,000
Mortgage of the first 60 months payments:
$32,945 Sum of the payments
$42,000
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Actual Transactions
550 Michigan City Road, Calumet City– Two bedroom Condo– Sale terms $625 per month 30 years
Mortgage first 72 payments:
•$32,117
Sum of the payments:
•$43,920