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Rent vs. Buy
Kelly Kang
Realtor

 Kelly joined Paragon after gaining a wealth of experience in
 real estate and construction.
 Single Family Home Development
 Construction Contract Review & Negotiation
 Construction Litigation
 Multi-Unit Investment Management
 Tenancy-In-Common Development & Sales
Shannon Levenson
Loan Consultant

Shannon was brought up in the real estate world, bought his
first property at 22 and has experience in the following:
Residential Real Estate Lending
Commercial Real Estate Lending
Income Property Analysis
Green Building and Sustainable Design
Home renovation
If You’ve Ever Asked Yourself Any of These
Questions…Consult a Real Estate Professional.

 Is it better to Rent or Buy?

 How Much is a Downpayment?

 What would my Monthly Payment be if I Owned?

 Is it a Good Time to Buy?

 How do Interest Rates Affect Me?
Is it better to rent or buy?
That depends on you.
Rent or Buy: How long will you stay?
Market Trends Since 1982
How Much is a Down Payment?
   20% - YES
     Conventional financing requires 20% down
   10% - YES
     With a 2nd loan/HELOC you can qualify for conventional financing
       with only 10% down
   5% - YES
     With private mortgage insurance you can qualify for conventional
       financing with only 5% down (3% in some instances)
   3.5% - YES
     FHA insured loans allow you to qualify for conventional financing with
       only 3.5% down
   0% - YES
     VA and other government sponsored programs allow for 100%
       financing or more for qualified individuals and properties
Where do I get the money for
my down payment?

 Liquid assets
     saving, checking, investment, IRA, retirement accounts

 Gift funds
     friends and family can contribute money towards your down
      payment

 Down Payment Assistance Programs
     Non-profit or government programs to assist home buyers
      with their down payment
Is It a Good Time to Buy?
Interest Rates Lower than Ever!
Is it a Good Time To Buy?
Historical Rent vs. Loan Comparison
How Do Interest Rates Affect Me?
Estimated Monthly Payments Assuming 20% Down Payment
Loan Amount   Interest Rate   P&I      P & I + 0.5%   P & I + 1%   P & I + 2%
$100,000      3.500%          $449        $477          $507         $568
$200,000      3.500%          $898        $955         $1,013       $1,136
$300,000      3.500%          $1,347     $1,432        $1,520       $1,703
$400,000      3.500%          $1,796     $1,910        $2,027       $2,271
$500,000      3.750%          $2,316     $2,460        $2,608       $2,918
$600,000      3.750%          $2,779     $2,952        $3,130       $3,501
$700,000      4.125%          $3,393     $3,599        $3,811       $4,253
$800,000      4.125%          $3,877     $4,113        $4,356       $4,861
$900,000      4.125%          $4,362     $4,627        $4,900       $5,468
$1,000,000    4.125%          $4,846     $5,141        $5,445       $6,076
Neighborhood Trends
 Lake District
                   2BD/2BA/1PKG
                   HOA: $283
                   1392 s.f.
                   Formal Dining Rm
                   Near Presidio



4500 California - $769,000
 Top-floor
                   Fully Remodeled
                   Natural light
                   2BD/2BA
                   Leased Parking
                   HOA: $0
                   Hayes Valley


240 Linden St. - $779,000
Resources
Buy vs. rent: These days, buying wins – CNN Money Article
http://business.fiu.edu/pdf/PrintMay2011/buying-vs-rent.pdf

IRS Withholding Calculator
http://www.irs.gov/Individuals/IRS-Withholding-Calculator

New York Times – Rent vs Buy Calculator
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/business/buy-rent-
calculator.html?_r=1

Paragon Real Estate Group, Market Analytics

     Statistics can be misquoted, misinterpreted and misunderstood. They are not
  considered "facts" but more generalities and it's important to know what a statistic
   actually means within overall market conditions and what its limitations are. The
  market context behind a statistic is as important as the statistic itself. If a significant
 market trend is developing, it will be reflected over the longer term and across a wide
                        variety of different statistical measures. 
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  • 2. Kelly Kang Realtor Kelly joined Paragon after gaining a wealth of experience in real estate and construction. Single Family Home Development Construction Contract Review & Negotiation Construction Litigation Multi-Unit Investment Management Tenancy-In-Common Development & Sales
  • 3. Shannon Levenson Loan Consultant Shannon was brought up in the real estate world, bought his first property at 22 and has experience in the following: Residential Real Estate Lending Commercial Real Estate Lending Income Property Analysis Green Building and Sustainable Design Home renovation
  • 4. If You’ve Ever Asked Yourself Any of These Questions…Consult a Real Estate Professional.  Is it better to Rent or Buy?  How Much is a Downpayment?  What would my Monthly Payment be if I Owned?  Is it a Good Time to Buy?  How do Interest Rates Affect Me?
  • 5. Is it better to rent or buy? That depends on you.
  • 6. Rent or Buy: How long will you stay?
  • 8. How Much is a Down Payment?  20% - YES  Conventional financing requires 20% down  10% - YES  With a 2nd loan/HELOC you can qualify for conventional financing with only 10% down  5% - YES  With private mortgage insurance you can qualify for conventional financing with only 5% down (3% in some instances)  3.5% - YES  FHA insured loans allow you to qualify for conventional financing with only 3.5% down  0% - YES  VA and other government sponsored programs allow for 100% financing or more for qualified individuals and properties
  • 9. Where do I get the money for my down payment?  Liquid assets  saving, checking, investment, IRA, retirement accounts  Gift funds  friends and family can contribute money towards your down payment  Down Payment Assistance Programs  Non-profit or government programs to assist home buyers with their down payment
  • 10. Is It a Good Time to Buy? Interest Rates Lower than Ever!
  • 11. Is it a Good Time To Buy? Historical Rent vs. Loan Comparison
  • 12. How Do Interest Rates Affect Me? Estimated Monthly Payments Assuming 20% Down Payment Loan Amount Interest Rate P&I P & I + 0.5% P & I + 1% P & I + 2% $100,000 3.500% $449 $477 $507 $568 $200,000 3.500% $898 $955 $1,013 $1,136 $300,000 3.500% $1,347 $1,432 $1,520 $1,703 $400,000 3.500% $1,796 $1,910 $2,027 $2,271 $500,000 3.750% $2,316 $2,460 $2,608 $2,918 $600,000 3.750% $2,779 $2,952 $3,130 $3,501 $700,000 4.125% $3,393 $3,599 $3,811 $4,253 $800,000 4.125% $3,877 $4,113 $4,356 $4,861 $900,000 4.125% $4,362 $4,627 $4,900 $5,468 $1,000,000 4.125% $4,846 $5,141 $5,445 $6,076
  • 14.  Lake District  2BD/2BA/1PKG  HOA: $283  1392 s.f.  Formal Dining Rm  Near Presidio 4500 California - $769,000
  • 15.  Top-floor  Fully Remodeled  Natural light  2BD/2BA  Leased Parking  HOA: $0  Hayes Valley 240 Linden St. - $779,000
  • 16. Resources Buy vs. rent: These days, buying wins – CNN Money Article http://business.fiu.edu/pdf/PrintMay2011/buying-vs-rent.pdf IRS Withholding Calculator http://www.irs.gov/Individuals/IRS-Withholding-Calculator New York Times – Rent vs Buy Calculator http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/business/buy-rent- calculator.html?_r=1 Paragon Real Estate Group, Market Analytics Statistics can be misquoted, misinterpreted and misunderstood. They are not considered "facts" but more generalities and it's important to know what a statistic actually means within overall market conditions and what its limitations are. The market context behind a statistic is as important as the statistic itself. If a significant market trend is developing, it will be reflected over the longer term and across a wide variety of different statistical measures.Â