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Make Thousands of Dollars
while you are in College. |
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No Landlord Hassles. |
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No Moving from Year to Year. |
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Security Deposits...Never
get Burned Again! |
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Interest-Only Loans are
Great for Short Term Ownership. |
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Morgantown's Real Estate
Market is Booming....
-Quick Market Turnover and High Appreciation!! |
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Common Questions...
1. What is the percentage growth in the Real Estate market around
Morgantown? Morgantown is experiencing tremendous growth as
many new businesses are developed and West Virginia University grows to
over 30,000 students by 2010. For this reason the market sees a
very quick turnover and steady appreciation on medium priced housing.
Depending on location, Morgantown's market appreciation is around 7-15%
annually.
2. I have seen some of the homes in Morgantown and there is a lot of
sub-par housing...are there nice investment properties available?
As with any market, you must do you homework first. There are a
lot of quality houses in Morgantown and there are some run-down houses.
Anything under $100k will most likely need quite a bit of work, but
there is a lot of nice houses, condos and town homes available for
$100-200k.
3. My child is going to be a Freshman, when should I start to look
for investment housing? It is highly recommended that a new
student stays in the dorms their first year, to meet new people and to
find roommates to help pay for your investment! Start looking for
potential properties about half-way through the Fall Semester of their
Freshman year.
4. What is an Interest-Only Loan? An interest-only loan (IOL) from
a lending broker is one in which you only pay interest the first few
years of owning the property, drastically reducing the monthly payment.
Since your child will be in Morgantown for 4-8 years, this loan is
perfect for this type of situation. Once you have to begin paying down the principle balance,
it will be time to sell the property. A small down payment is
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Investment Analysis |
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Total Investment |
$150,000 |
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Down Payment (5%) |
$7,500 |
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Interest-Only Loan Monthly Payment (at 7%
Interest) |
$875 |
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Income |
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Rental Income |
$300 |
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Number of Roommates |
3 |
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Monthly Income |
$900 |
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Expenses |
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Monthly Payment |
$875 |
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Taxes (p/ month) |
$67 |
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Total Monthly Expenses |
$942 |
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Income Minus Expenses |
($42) |
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Monthly Savings |
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Cost to Rent |
$350 |
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Cost to Own |
$42 |
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Savings per Month |
$308 |
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Savings per Year |
$3,696 |
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Four Year Savings |
$14,784 |
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Selling the House |
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Annual Appreciation (7-12%) |
7% |
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Initial Investment |
$150,000 |
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Appreciation per Year |
$10,5000 |
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Profit after Four Years |
$42,000 |
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House Profit and
Rent Savings |
$56,784 |
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Based on an Interest-Only Loan with
an Interest Rate of 7% and
a down payment of 5% on property worth $150,000. Subject
to credit approval and rating. |
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