Cash offer doesn’t necessarily mean you don’t have a mortgage out of the gate. It just means you show sufficient assets to pay in cash and your offer isn’t contingent on financing approval. A true paid in cash with no financing deal is actually pretty rare, everyone is like you and doesn’t want to miss out on those negative real rates.Anyone have any experience with buy a lot (for future home build) for cash and then turning around and dropping a mortgage on it? If I find what I want once the market corrects, I want to go in with a lowball cash offer and if accepted put a mortgage on it to recover some of the cash. Not thinking more than like a 50% mortgage. Is this possible?
I kinda get what you are getting at. HELOC only gives 60% on developed land (with a house on it), plots alone very much less.Anyone have any experience with buy a lot (for future home build) for cash and then turning around and dropping a mortgage on it? If I find what I want once the market corrects, I want to go in with a lowball cash offer and if accepted put a mortgage on it to recover some of the cash. Not thinking more than like a 50% mortgage. Is this possible?
I always assumed a cash off was just that. A cash purchase.Cash offer doesn’t necessarily mean you don’t have a mortgage out of the gate. It just means you show sufficient assets to pay in cash and your offer isn’t contingent on financing approval. A true paid in cash with no financing deal is actually pretty rare, everyone is like you and doesn’t want to miss out on those negative real rates.
you'll have a muffin by the time bidenflation gets done w/ youBut I want to have my cake and eat it too.
madness
were those homes 3bd 2000+ sq/ft?Yup, thats what kept me from.moving back to TN. I was on the northeast side of Nashville and the houses that were 250k when I left in 2020 were now 400k+ now. Looked in the Knoxville area and it was even worse.
were those homes 3bd 2000+ sq/ft?
that inventory is gone in franklin where i'm at, it's only those tiny 1k sq/ft homes for 500k or 4bd 3000+ sq/ft homes for almost 1m
so to fill in the gap, you move south towards thompson station and spring hill, thats where the 3bd 2000+ sq/ft homes are now
homes that sold for less than 200k 10years ago are now going for 500k
That's not how it's referred to around here. I've put down bids in exactly that position and they weren't considered cash offers. Totally unfinanced deals are becoming increasingly common.Cash offer doesn’t necessarily mean you don’t have a mortgage out of the gate. It just means you show sufficient assets to pay in cash and your offer isn’t contingent on financing approval. A true paid in cash with no financing deal is actually pretty rare, everyone is like you and doesn’t want to miss out on those negative real rates.
Greetings from DFW!
Closed on our first house about two weeks ago. Mortgage company was an enormous pain in in the ass and caused a delay, and the market is ridiculously inflated, but I'm just happy that we have our own place and got the fuck out of IL.
Thats like a 20 miles outside suburb of a small city in the middle of nowhere... wow.madness
Just in case anyone's actually thinking about that, if you intend to ever drive from Spring Hill towards Franklin/Nashville, just don't move to Spring Hill. That commute's nightmare fuel.so to fill in the gap, you move south towards thompson station and spring hill, thats where the 3bd 2000+ sq/ft homes are now
Eh. It's metro Nashville.Thats like a 20 miles outside suburb of a small city in the middle of nowhere... wow.
Right... Nashville is the 35th biggest metro in the US by population...Eh. It's metro Nashville.