## Does It Make Sense To Sell Your Rental Property?

 

Being a landlord does not always make sense from a financial and quality of life perspective. Whether you stumbled into rental property ownership accidentally, or you have collected a portfolio of rental properties intentionally, there comes a time when every rental property owner asks themselves if the headaches and financial returns are worth it. 

 

If you are having second thoughts about owning your rental property, we want to make sure you know about OfferMarket. 

 

OfferMarket is a rental property investment platform. We and our network of qualified investors would love to provide you with [competitive offers](https://www.offermarket.us/sell) for your unwanted property. Requesting an offer for your rental property is free and comes with no risk and no obligation.

 

## Financial Perspective

 

At the end of the day, owning one or more rental properties is a business. Your rental income is revenue. Your tenants are your customers. Your real property is an asset. Your mortgage and deferred maintenance are liabilities. The best way to judge the performance of your rental property business is to look at two things: 

 

1. the free cash flow that it generates
2. the equity you have in your property

 

## Free Cash Flow

 

Free cash flow is the cash your rental property generates after subtracting your mortgage principal, interest, taxes, insurance ([PITI](https://offermarket.us/real-estate-glossary/piti)), property management, and your reserve for maintenance. If you self-manage the property, we recommend factoring in your time at the same rate that you would otherwise pay to a property management company. This is typically 5% to 10% of monthly rent and 25% to 50% of first month's rent for new tenant leasing.

 

If your rental property is generating negative free cash flow (i.e. you are losing money on a monthly or annual basis), then the property is likely not worth owning or one or more actions need to be taken to correct the situation. 

 

- Raise rent
- Fill vacancies
- Refinance into a lower rate to reduce your interest payments

 

It is possible neither of the above is feasible. Perhaps the property has major [deferred maintenance](https://offermarket.us/real-estate-glossary/deferred-maintenance) that needs to be addressed in order to fill vacancies or raise rent.

 

When you look at your annual free cash flow plus your equity appreciation divided by your equity in the property, you will get a clear sense of how your investment is performing relative to other investments. Most notably, relative to passive investments that do not take up your time.

 

**For example:** if your property is generating $5,000 per year in free cash flow and your property is worth $5,000 more compared to last year, and you have $100,000 of equity in your property, then your return is 10%. Compare that to the S&P 500's 10 year annualized return of 13.4%. Looking at it this way makes it difficult to justify owning and managing a rental property from a financial perspective.

 

## Quality Of Life Perspective

 

Rental properties are not just financial investments, they are time investments. As we covered above, they are a business and they do not perform well with absentee owners. That's why we recommend factoring in the cost of your time if you self-manage your property. Even if you use a property management company, you're still ultimately responsible for managing your rental property. Finding a great property management company can be easier said than done, and a low percentage of property management companies perform to a satisfactory level.

 

If you're retired and you want something to keep you busy, owning and managing rental properties might fit in great with your lifestyle. If you're retired and you want to travel or reduce stress, owning rental properties might not be an ideal situation.

 

If you own one or more rental properties and you are worried about leaving your loved ones with an unwanted responsibility when you pass on, it might make sense to cash in on your rental investment.

 

## Most common reasons to sell your rental property

 

Drawing on the above concepts and adding one final point to the list, here are the reasons why landlords get tired of owning a rental property:

 

1. Financial returns are inadequate
2. Quality of life is negatively affected
3. Political and economic factors

 

To this final point, we can look to the #rentstrike movement brought on by the major economic shock caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Landlords, especially "mom and pop landlords" are getting squeezed by a moratorium on evictions, and a growing resentment towards landlords.

 

## Next Step: Get Competitive Offers

 

If you are tired of being a landlord, you are not alone. Either you know for sure you want to sell your rental property or you are still trying to figure it out.

 

Regardless of which camp you are in, you can [request offers](https://offermarket.us/sell) with no obligation. We would love to buy your rental property.

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A fascinating 13 year bull market has finally given way to deteriorating market conditions both in the real estate sector and the broader economy. In this report, we'll look at market data to understand how various real estate investing strategies have fared since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Our focus, in line with our [real estate investing platform](https://www.offermarket.us/), will be on single family residential real estate.

 

The COVID-19 pandemic-fueled housing bubble has shown signs of mania, with retail buyers (people buying personal residences), [iBuyers](https://www.offermarket.us/real-estate-glossary/ibuying), [REITs](https://www.offermarket.us/real-estate-glossary/reit) and and Wall Street investment firms collectively bidding up the value of homes to levels that are -- in many geographic markets -- rather concerning.

 

For more insights into the health of the US housing market, US consumer and broader US economy, review our [Federal Reserve Economic Data Dashboard](https://www.offermarket.us/blog/federal-reserve-housing-market-economic-data).

 

## Investment Comparison: Real Estate vs PropTech vs Stock Market

 

There are many different ways to invest in real estate and performance certainly varies.

 

## PropTech Stocks

 

[PropTech](https://www.offermarket.us/real-estate-glossary/proptech), short for property technology, has received record amount of private investment from venture capital firms and the asset class was front and center among the 2020-21 SPAC merger boom.

 

## PropTech Stocks 1-Year Returns

 

Compass, the technology-enabled real estate brokerage IPO'd with a market cap of --, that market cap has shrunk by 71% in the past year.

 

**Opendoor**, the leading iBuyer, has seen its market capitalization decline by 65% over the same timeline.

 

**OfferPad**, the second largest pure-play iBuyer has halved in value over the past year.

 

**Zillow** stumbled 69% over the trailing 12 months and shut down its Zillow Offers iBuying business. Related content: [Reading Between The Lines: What Zillow's iBuying Pause Really Means](https://www.offermarket.us/blog/reading-between-the-lines-what-zillow-ibuying-pause-really-means)

 

**Redfin** is down a remarkable 84% over the past year, also running into difficulties with its RedfinNow iBuying program.

 

Looking at these specific examples, we see three core items that have destroyed shareholder value:

 

### Record Low US Housing Inventory

 

The number of active listings in the United States is down from 1 million units in January 2020 to under 400,000 units in March 2022.

 

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### Doubling of Mortgage Interest Rates

 

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### iBuying Has Been Exposed As A Deeply Flawed Business Model

 

The unit economics of iBuying are alarming. Most of these companies lose money on a per unit basis. iBuying is effectively unprofitable (to marginally profitable at best) home flipping at scale. For more on this, we recommend reviewing [Mike Del Prete's Research](https://www.offermarket.us/blog/mike-delprete-research-ibuyer-power-buyer).

 

## Mortgage Stocks 1-Yr Returns

 

**LoanDepot** is down -85% on concerns about the impact that rising interest rates are having on refinancing demand, and low purchase transaction volume due to record low housing inventory.

 

**Rocket Companies**, parent of Rocket Mortgage and Quicken Loans, is down -61% for the same reasons. 

 

**United Wholesale Mortgage** is down -55% for the same reasons.

 

This is what happens when housing inventory reaches record lows and a major interest rate spike eliminates refinance demand.

 

## Owning Actual Real Estate 1-Year Returns

 

Meanwhile, owners of real estate have performed convincingly well over the past year. The Case-Shiller Home Price Index is up over 19% over the past year -- an unprecedented appreciation driven by low inventory and increased demand.

 

Landlords have seen median rental income increase more than 5% over this time period.

 

Passive real estate investors have seen REITs outperform the market:

 

- Vanguard Real Estate ETF (ticker: VNQ): +5%
- Invitation Homes (ticker: INVH): +14%

 

## Stock Market Performance 1-Year Returns

 

- S&P 500: -1%
- Dow Jones Industrial Average: -3%
- Nasdaq Composite: -12%

 

## Real Estate vs Real Estate Services vs Stock Market

 

Owning real estate may be a better business model than facilitating real estate transactions, and in the past year has proven to be a better asset class than the broader stock market.

 

We believe everyone should have real estate in their portfolio.

 

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In the ever-evolving world of real estate financing, private money mortgage lenders are becoming a popular choice for many investors. These lenders offer an alternative to traditional banks, providing quicker access to funds and more flexible terms. As the demand for fast and efficient financing grows, understanding how private money lenders operate can empower borrowers to make informed decisions.

 

[Private money lenders](https://www.offermarket.us/blog/private-money-lenders) typically focus on the value of the property rather than the borrower's credit history. This unique approach allows them to cater to a diverse range of borrowers, from seasoned investors to those looking to purchase their first home. By exploring the benefits and potential risks associated with private money mortgages, investors can unlock new opportunities in the competitive real estate market.

 

## **Overview of Private Money Mortgage Lenders**

 

Private money [mortgage lenders](https://www.offermarket.us/blog/private-mortgage-lenders) offer a straightforward alternative to traditional banks in real estate financing. These lenders focus primarily on the value of the property, which allows various borrowers to access funds more easily.

 

Key benefits include faster access to money and flexible terms. These lenders often process loans quickly, making them ideal for investors who need to act promptly. They also consider less conventional qualifications, such as the property's worth, rather than solely examining a borrower’s credit score.

 

Private money mortgage lenders cater to both seasoned investors and first-time homebuyers. Investors often use these loans for fix-and-flip projects or to acquire rental properties. Homebuyers find them useful for purchasing properties that may not qualify for standard financing.

 

Despite their advantages, potential risks exist. [Higher interest rates](https://www.offermarket.us/blog/rising-interest-rates) and fees compared to traditional loans can impact borrowers. Clear communication and understanding of terms are essential to ensure that borrowers make informed decisions.

 

## **Benefits of Using Private Money Mortgage Lenders**

 

Private money mortgage lenders offer several advantages for borrowers seeking financing options. These benefits contribute to their growing popularity in the real estate market.

 

### **Faster Approval Processes**

 

Private [money lenders](https://www.offermarket.us/blog/money-lenders) often approve loans quickly. Many lenders can finalize the loan process within days instead of weeks. This speed provides borrowers a significant advantage, especially in competitive markets. Immediate access to funds allows investors to seize opportunities without delay.

 

### **Flexibility in Funding Terms**

 

Private money lenders provide more flexible funding terms compared to traditional banks. These lenders prioritize property value over credit history. Borrowers can negotiate terms that fit their specific needs, including loan amount and repayment period. This adaptability makes private money loans appealing for various financial situations, from fix-and-flip projects to rental property purchases.

 

## **Risks and Considerations**

 

Private money mortgage lenders present both opportunities and risks for borrowers. Understanding these aspects is crucial for making informed choices in home financing.

 

### **Higher Interest Rates**

 

Higher interest rates are a significant consideration with private money lenders. Rates typically range from 8% to 15%, depending on the lender and the borrower's situation. This rate is higher than the nationwide average for conventional loans. Borrowers must evaluate whether the cost of financing justifies the benefits of quicker access to funds and flexible terms.

 

### **Less Regulation Compared to Traditional Lenders**

 

Less regulation affects private [money lending](https://www.offermarket.us/blog/private-money-lending-real-estate-loans) practices. Unlike traditional lenders, private lenders operate with fewer compliance requirements, meaning terms can vary widely. This lack of standardization can lead to unfavorable terms or fees. Borrowers should carefully review loan agreements and understand all conditions before proceeding, ensuring no surprises during the loan period.

 

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## **How to Choose a Private Money Mortgage Lender**

 

Choosing the right private money mortgage lender requires careful consideration of various factors. It’s essential to evaluate lender reputation and understand the loan terms and conditions.

 

### **Evaluating Lender Reputation**

 

Evaluate the reputation of potential lenders by researching their backgrounds. Look for lenders with positive reviews and customer feedback. Check online platforms, such as [Google reviews](https://g.page/r/CdFyl_rNRqWdEBM/review) or the Better Business Bureau, for testimonials. Contact past clients if possible to gain insights into their experiences.

 

Also, consider the lender's history in the industry. Established lenders often provide greater reliability than those new to the market. Verify if the lender belongs to any professional organizations, such as the Mortgage Bankers Association, which may indicate a commitment to ethical practices.

 

### **Understanding Loan Terms and Conditions**

 

Understanding the [loan terms](https://www.offermarket.us/blog/dscr-loan-terms) and conditions is critical in making an informed decision. Read the loan agreement carefully to identify the interest rate, loan duration, and any fees associated with the loan. Common fees include origination fees, processing fees, and closing costs.

 

Seek clarity about the repayment schedule. Some loans feature monthly payments, while others may require a balloon payment at the end. Be aware of any early repayment penalties that could arise. Additionally, ask about the lender's closing timeline, as quicker times can be an advantage in competitive situations.

 

Overall, a thorough review of these elements ensures a better match between borrower needs and lender offerings.

 

## **Comparison with Traditional Financing**

 

Understanding how private money mortgage lenders differ from traditional lenders is important when deciding on a financing method. The table below summarizes some key differences:

 

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 <td>Quick processing to meet urgent market opportunities</td>
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This comparison table shows that while private money mortgage lenders offer speed and flexibility, these benefits come with higher costs and less regulation. Borrowers should consider these factors carefully when making a decision.

 

## **Application Process Explained**

 

The process of [applying for a loan](https://www.offermarket.us/blog/apply-for-dscr-loan) from a private money mortgage lender is generally simpler than dealing with traditional banks. Here is an outline of the steps involved:

 

1. **Initial Inquiry:** 
 Start by contacting a lender to discuss your financing needs. Be ready to provide basic details about the property and your financial situation. 
2. **Submission of Information:** 
 The [lender](https://www.offermarket.us/blog/dscr-lenders) may ask for documentation that proves the property’s value and your ability to repay. This could include property appraisals, income statements, and a brief history of past investments. 
3. **Loan Proposal:** 
 Based on the information provided, the lender will outline the proposed loan terms, including the interest rate, fees, and repayment schedule. 
4. **Agreement Review:** 
 Once you receive the proposal, review all the details carefully. Ask questions if any part of the agreement is unclear. It is a good idea to have a trusted advisor or attorney look over the terms. 
5. **Final Approval and Funding:** 
 After agreeing on the terms, the lender will finalize the loan documents. Once signed, funds are usually released quickly, often within a few days.

 

This process is designed to be more straightforward than the lengthy procedures typically associated with banks.

 

## **Tips for Successful Transactions**

 

To make the most of private money mortgage loans, consider these practical tips:

 

* **Do Your Homework:** 
 Research different lenders, compare their terms, and read [reviews](https://www.offermarket.us/blog/dscr-loan-reviews) from past clients. A well-informed decision helps avoid unexpected costs later on. 
* **Prepare Your Documents:** 
 Gather all necessary paperwork in advance. This includes property appraisals, proof of income, and any other relevant financial information. Being organized can speed up the process. 
* **Ask Questions:** 
 If any part of the loan terms is unclear, ask the lender for clarification. Make sure you understand the interest rates, fees, and repayment structure before signing the agreement. 
* **Consider the Total Cost:** 
 Look beyond the quick access to funds. Consider the higher interest rates and additional fees. Calculate whether the benefits outweigh the costs in your particular situation. 
* **Keep Communication Open:** 
 Maintain clear and honest communication with your lender throughout the process. This helps prevent misunderstandings and ensures a smoother transaction.

 

By following these tips, borrowers can reduce risks and work more effectively with private money mortgage lenders.

 

## **Common Misunderstandings about Private Money Mortgage Lenders**

 

There are several myths about private money mortgage lenders that may cause confusion. Let’s address some of the most common ones:

 

* **Myth 1: Private Loans Are Only for Investors** 
 While many investors use private money [mortgage loans](https://www.offermarket.us/blog/dscr-mortgage-loans) for projects like fix-and-flips or rental property acquisitions, these loans are also available to homebuyers who do not meet traditional financing requirements. 
* **Myth 2: All Private Lenders Charge Excessive Fees** 
 It is true that fees and interest rates tend to be higher than [conventional loans](https://www.offermarket.us/blog/dscr-loan-vs-conventional-mortgage#:~:text=property%20financing%20solutions.-,Exploring%20Conventional%20Mortgages,-Conventional%20mortgages%20serve). However, the overall benefits, such as faster approval and flexible terms, can outweigh these costs in certain situations. 
* **Myth 3: The Loan Process Is Too Complicated** 
 Many borrowers assume that private money loans involve complicated paperwork and long waiting periods. In reality, the application process is often more straightforward and faster than that of traditional lenders. 
* **Myth 4: Private Money Lenders Are Not Regulated** 
 While private lenders operate with fewer regulations, many adhere to ethical practices and industry standards. Research and due diligence can help you find a reputable lender.

 

Clearing up these misunderstandings can help borrowers make more informed decisions when considering private money mortgage lenders.

 

## **Future Trends and Developments**

 

As the [real estate market](https://www.offermarket.us/blog/real-estate-marketplace) continues to change, private money mortgage lenders are expected to play an increasingly important role. Here are some trends and developments to watch:

 

* **Increased Competition:** 
 With more investors and homebuyers seeking alternative financing, the market for private money loans is likely to become more competitive. This competition could lead to more attractive loan terms and improved services. 
* **Technology Integration:** 
 Advances in technology are making the [loan application](https://www.offermarket.us/blog/dscr-loan-application) process even more efficient. Online platforms and digital document management systems can help speed up approvals and provide borrowers with real-time updates. 
* **Greater Transparency:** 
 As the industry matures, there is a growing emphasis on clear and transparent communication. Lenders are working to provide detailed information about fees, rates, and terms so that borrowers can make better decisions. 
* **Expansion of Loan Products:** 
 Expect to see a wider variety of loan products designed to meet different needs. Whether you’re financing a residential property or an investment project, lenders may offer more customized solutions in the future.

 

These future trends indicate that private money mortgage lenders will continue to evolve, offering borrowers more options and improved services over time.

 

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## **Conclusion**

 

Private money mortgage lenders offer a viable alternative for those seeking quick financing solutions in the real estate market. Their ability to provide faster approvals and flexible terms makes them particularly attractive to a wide range of borrowers. While the benefits are clear, potential risks such as higher interest rates and less regulation warrant careful consideration.

 

Borrowers should prioritize thorough research and understanding of loan agreements to ensure a successful partnership with private lenders. By weighing the pros and cons, individuals can make informed decisions that align with their financial goals. In a competitive landscape, the right private money lender can be a game changer for both investors and homebuyers alike.

 

## **Frequently Asked Questions**

 

### **What are private money mortgage lenders?**

Private money mortgage lenders are individuals or companies that provide loans secured by real estate, acting as an alternative to traditional banks. They focus more on the property's value than the borrower’s credit history, making them accessible to a wider range of borrowers.

 

### **What are the benefits of using private money lenders?**

The main benefits include quicker access to funds and more flexible loan terms. Private money lenders often finalize loans within days, making them ideal for competitive real estate markets. They cater to various borrowers, including seasoned investors and first-time buyers.

 

### **Are there risks associated with private money mortgages?**

Yes, there are risks, including higher interest rates (typically 8% to 15% or more) and fees compared to conventional loans. Borrowers should carefully consider these costs alongside the speed and flexibility that private lending offers.

 

### **How can I choose a reliable private money lender?**

To choose a reliable lender, evaluate their reputation through online reviews and testimonials. Research their industry history and affiliations with professional organizations. Understanding the loan terms, including interest rates and fees, is crucial to find a suitable match for your needs.

 

### **Can private money loans be used for investment properties?**

Absolutely\! Many investors use private money loans to finance fix-and-flip projects or acquire rental properties. These loans offer the speed and flexibility often needed in investment transactions.

 

### **How quickly can loans be approved by private money lenders?**

Loans from private money lenders can be approved and finalized within days. This rapid process is a significant advantage, especially in competitive real estate markets where timing is critical.

 

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