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I respect the depth of knowledge on this blog and am looking for feedback on my calculations.
My wife and I are scoping out condo's and townhomes in Irvine.
We've got a 9 month time horizon.
I'm using an HP 12-C and am assuming the following:
30 fixed conforming is at 6.139% and jumbo is 7.091%
$100,000 down payment
Not taking taxes into consideration
73 Highland View, Irvine, CA 92603
http://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/73-Highland-Vw-92603/home/17170925
30 year @ 7.091%
Listed at $599,500 with 1,600 Sq Ft.
N = 30 * 12
I = 7.091 / 12
PV = CHS <$599,500 - 100,000>
PMT = ?
FV = 0
PMT = $3,353.76 a month
28% of income would mean that we would need to generate $143,732.95 in income to qualify for this loan.
30 year @ 6.139%
Listed at $599,500 with 1,600 Sq Ft.
N = 30 * 12
I = 6.139 / 12
PV = CHS <$599,500 - 100,000>
PMT = ?
FV = 0
PMT = $3,039.53 a month
28% of income would mean that we would need to generate $$130,265.92 in income to qualify for this loan.
**** Comparable rentals in 92603 ****
Tutlerock, Irvine, CA 92603
2 bedroom 2 bath with den (no Sq Ft information available)
$2,200 a month
N= 30 * 12
I = 6.139% / 12
PV = ?
PMT = CHS <$2,200>
FV = 0
PV = $361,535
@ 7.091% it would = $327,661.21
**** 1) Are my calculations any where near realistic ****
**** 2 ) What are the chances that these properties will reach rental parity within 9 months? ****
Obviously throwing taxes into the mix changes things around. We are in the 28% tax bracket
I'm also a retired military vetran and qualify for a VA loan (a lot of help that will do in SoCal)
Naturally I'd love these things to drop 60% .
Also, I work for WaMu Investments, Inc. a subsidiary of Washington Mutual and am very cautious as to my employment situation.
Even though I work in the Broker Dealer division, things are tenuous all over.
Thanks IHB for months of entertainment and a great real world education.
My wife and I are scoping out condo's and townhomes in Irvine.
We've got a 9 month time horizon.
I'm using an HP 12-C and am assuming the following:
30 fixed conforming is at 6.139% and jumbo is 7.091%
$100,000 down payment
Not taking taxes into consideration
73 Highland View, Irvine, CA 92603
http://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/73-Highland-Vw-92603/home/17170925
30 year @ 7.091%
Listed at $599,500 with 1,600 Sq Ft.
N = 30 * 12
I = 7.091 / 12
PV = CHS <$599,500 - 100,000>
PMT = ?
FV = 0
PMT = $3,353.76 a month
28% of income would mean that we would need to generate $143,732.95 in income to qualify for this loan.
30 year @ 6.139%
Listed at $599,500 with 1,600 Sq Ft.
N = 30 * 12
I = 6.139 / 12
PV = CHS <$599,500 - 100,000>
PMT = ?
FV = 0
PMT = $3,039.53 a month
28% of income would mean that we would need to generate $$130,265.92 in income to qualify for this loan.
**** Comparable rentals in 92603 ****
Tutlerock, Irvine, CA 92603
2 bedroom 2 bath with den (no Sq Ft information available)
$2,200 a month
N= 30 * 12
I = 6.139% / 12
PV = ?
PMT = CHS <$2,200>
FV = 0
PV = $361,535
@ 7.091% it would = $327,661.21
**** 1) Are my calculations any where near realistic ****
**** 2 ) What are the chances that these properties will reach rental parity within 9 months? ****
Obviously throwing taxes into the mix changes things around. We are in the 28% tax bracket
I'm also a retired military vetran and qualify for a VA loan (a lot of help that will do in SoCal)
Naturally I'd love these things to drop 60% .
Also, I work for WaMu Investments, Inc. a subsidiary of Washington Mutual and am very cautious as to my employment situation.
Even though I work in the Broker Dealer division, things are tenuous all over.
Thanks IHB for months of entertainment and a great real world education.