New Hampshire Real Estate Resources

Unless you own all of your rental properties free and clear, chances are that you have some escrow accounts with your lenders. These escrow accounts are fed every month from your mortgage payments and this money is supposed to be used by the bank to pay your annual property taxes and insurance premiums. While it is tempting to let this system run on autopilot, you really shouldn't rely on your bank to get this right. Banks do make mistakes, some more frequently than others. While I personally may just have bad luck, I have had more than my fair share of challenges with different banks messing up my insurance payments over the years.

Of all the bizarre things that I have seen happen to my escrow accounts over the years, recently one of my lenders paid someone else's premium from my escrow account. Needless to say, after receiving telephone confirmation that this issue has been resolved, I am monitoring my escrow account very closely to make sure that the premium is returned to my account.

Most of the time though, when your bank messes up, it is just an annoyance that requires some extra time on the phone.

Here are some of the things that can go wrong when your bank doesn't pay your insurance premiums:

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I want to share with you some information about a property in Raymond located at 19 Evelyn Ave. This particular property is for sale and was submitted by one of our researchers, but I'll be using it as an example. If you want to run your own full investor analysis on this property, you can do that using our Offer Generator.

This 3/2.00 1,566 square foot property has an asking price of $117,000, but let's take a moment to do some calculations to see what our actual price per square foot would be based on various offer prices (both above asking price and below asking price).

As you can see from the table above, if you know what a typical Raymond property sells for on a price per square foot basis, you can quickly use the information provided above as a starting point for making your offer. Click on the Price Paid above to start your own analysis on this property using our Offer Generator investing tool.

By the way, are you considering getting involved in wholesaling in your local New Hampshire market? You may want to check out Jassen's CD: Wholesaling Volume 2: Targeting Your Wholesale Properties where you will learn about how to select neighborhoods and choose which deals to do, among many other useful topics.

Until my next post,

James