usctrojanman29_IHB
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Unfortunately see, but at least it includes water and gas.BLUE FIRE said:cran said:usctrojanman29 said:Same complex. The reason that unit isn't moving is because it's a short sales. There's been a handful of 3bedroom closings in the past 3 months and the prices ranged from $195k to $210k (50% off the peak) with one even going for about $3k over list price.ipoplaya said:usctrojanman29 said:Ok, be honest and brutal if you have to be. I picked up a 3bed/2ba condo (1,120 SF) over in the South Coast Villas (Bristol/MacArthur by South Coast Plaza on the board of Santa Ana/Costa Mesa) for $215k and used a 90% 7-yr ARM I/O loan @ 5% on it back in March. At the peak the property was purchased for $400k in May 2006. I have it rented out for $1,650/month which results in a rental multiple of 130x. My hold period will be 7-10 years and hope to sell for $275k - $300k then. Here's how the numbers shake-out:
$1,650 rent
$275 HOA
$1,110 (Interest, Prop Tax escrow, PMI)
= + $265 cash flow (does not include the tax advantage from the active real estate tax loss)
What do you guys think???
Is this your same unit SC listed for $170K and not moving? Not sure which complex you bought into...
A similar condo was listed today for 125k
http://www.redfin.com/CA/Santa-Ana/1001-W-Macarthur-Blvd-92707/unit-95/home/5519304
With an HOA of $330! WTF, could that be correct?!