Scenario 1: Pre-construction Condo
Purchase Price: Down payment: $53,800 (20%) Mortgage: $261,100 Mortgage Terms: |
MONTHLY EXPENSES
Mortgage Payment: -$980 -$1,230
*tenants pay utilities |
MONTHLY INCOME
Rent: $1,350 |
Scenario 2: Semi-Detached / Townhome
Purchase Price: Down payment: $53,800 (20%) Mortgage: $261,100 Mortgage Terms: |
MONTHLY EXPENSES
Mortgage Payment: -$980 -$1,230
*tenants pay utilities |
MONTHLY INCOME
Rent: $1,350 |
Scenario 3: Buy the Semi/Townhouse with little of your own money
The home you’ve owned and lived in for several years is now worth $300,000 with $125,000 left on the mortgage.
Through the bank, you are able to get a “HELOC” (Home Equity Line of Credit) where they lend you 65% of the value ($195,000). Once you subtract your outstanding mortgage amount, you are left with a maximum loan amount of $70,000.
You decide to borrow $50,000 at 3.5% interest costing you $146/month.
You use this $50,000 as a down payment on this income property.
Purchase Price: Down payment: $53,800 (20%) Mortgage: $261,100 Mortgage Terms: |
MONTHLY EXPENSES
Mortgage Payment: -$980 HELOC Borrowing Cost: -$146 -$1,376
*tenants pay utilities |
MONTHLY INCOME
Rent: $1,350 |
Scenario 4: Student Rental
Purchase Price: Down payment: $76,000 Mortgage: $178,500 Mortgage Terms: |
MONTHLY EXPENSES
Mortgage Payment: -$808 Condo: -$265 -$1,375
*tenants pay utilities |
MONTHLY INCOME
Rent: $1,750 |
Scenario 5: 5-Plex (Multi-Family)
Purchase Price: Down payment: $100,000 Mortgage: $400,000 Mortgage Terms: |
MONTHLY EXPENSES
Mortgage Payment: -$1,892 Maintenance: -$200 -$3,397
*tenants pay utilities |
MONTHLY INCOME
Rent: $4,000 |