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Off-market assignment · Muncie, Indiana · Seller:

Two-percent money doesn't hit the open market. This is under contract.

1001 W 1st St, Muncie, IN 47305 — a fully rented two-unit collecting $1,500/mo at below-market rents, on a $99,000 seller carryback at 2.00% with a $500/mo payment and $17,000 to step in. Executed July 17, 2026. Fully assignable. You step into the buyer's position.

$500/mo
Note payment
2.00%
Carry rate
$1,500/mo
Collected rent
Cash-on-cash*
1001 W 1st St — two-story duplex, white siding, covered front porch, corner lot
Under contract · 07/17/26
Duplex · 3/1.5 + 1/1 2,225 sf listed · 1,657 sf county Built 1895 · Old West End Fully rented · below market Close in ~45 days · Closed Title
Schedule A

The paper is the asset.

This listed at $100,000 cash. Your position is a seller-financed note no bank and no listing will give you — $99,000 carried at 2.00%. Every financing number below is written into the executed contract.

The financing, as executed · 07/17/2026Executed
Seller carryback Principal & interest, secured by the property$99,000 @ 2.00%
Monthly payment 84 payments · taxes & insurance not escrowed$500 × 84
Balloon, month 85 ≈ September 2033 · pays the note in full$68,822
Total of all payments $42,000 installments + balloon$110,822
PrepaymentAnytime · no penalty
Assignment Contract §12.2Unrestrictedno seller consent required
Close of escrow 45 days from effective date (~Aug 31, 2026) with Closed Title. Taxes and insurance are the buyer's, outside the payment.
Your entry, itemized
Seller note you assume at close $500/mo at 2.00% — no lender to qualify with$99,000
Your total basis note + your cash entry
Your cash entry, all-in
No lender. No DSCR seasoning. No appraisal contingency. Your entry is all-in to close — title and escrow are quoted by Closed Title at assignment.
What $500/mo buys elsewhere
≈ $71,500

At today's 7.5% investor money, a $500 payment services about $71,500 of debt. Here it services $99,000. The below-market rate is the product.

Interest over the full term
$11,822

Total interest across all 85 payments. A bank loan of $99,000 at 7.5% costs about that much in interest in its first 21 months.

Principal paydown by balloon
$30,178

Tenants amortize the note from $99,000 to $68,822 by month 85 — while the payment stays a flat $500.

Financing comparison
FinancingDown / entryRateMonthly P&IQualifyingTimeline
Bank / DSCR loan on this duplex~$24,000 + costs~7.5%~$671Appraisal, DSCR, reserves, seasoning30–45 days, can fall through
This assignment2.00%$500None — the financing is already signedClose by ~Aug 31
The ledger

Occupied on day one. Paying from day one.

Two tenants in place. Tenants pay their own gas and electric; owner pays water/sewer. Numbers below are the actuals from the listing and county record — adjust anything.

Monthly, as it sits

Unit A — 3 bd / 1.5 ba (lower)$900
Unit B — 1 bd / 1 ba (upper)$600
Note payment (P&I)− $500
Property tax ($1,294/yr)− $108
Insurance (est.)− $100
Management @ 10%− $150
Water / sewer (owner-paid)− $100
Vacancy + maintenance reserve− $150
Net monthly cash flow
Rents are under market — the 2022 listing had these units at $700/$450; they're at $900/$600 today with room above. Payment coverage: of the note from rent alone.

Run it your way

Monthly cash flow
Annual cash flow
Cash-on-cash
7-yr principal paydown
The asset

An 1895 Old West End two-unit, freshly turned.

New windows, doors, electric wiring, water heater, furnace, plumbing, sump pump and partial metal roof went in under the 2022 renovation; flooring, carpet, appliances and ductwork repairs are recent. County records the structure as a 3-family class — it runs today as two units.

$900/mo

Unit A — lower, 3 bd / 1.5 ba

Two levels. Large living room, 10×11 kitchen with abundant cabinets, dedicated laundry room. New electric range, refrigerator, flooring and carpet. Tenant pays gas + electric.

Occupied Below market
$600/mo

Unit B — upper, 1 bd / 1 ba

High ceilings, big windows, 9×7 kitchenette with refrigerator. Plumbing updates and new flooring within the last two years. Tenant pays electric.

Occupied Below market
Duplex (2 units)
Configuration
530 · 3-Family class
County class — upside
2,225 sf listed
1,657 sf county finished
5,250 sf
Corner lot · 42×125
1895 / eff. 1960
Built / effective year
2 stories
Wood frame
Central warm air, gas
Heat
Carport + 360 sf shed
Parking / storage
$1,294 / yr
Property tax (2025 pay 2026)
Rents under market
$900 + $600 · room to raise
County record building sketch: two-story 16×31 main structure with one-story 20×25 rear section, enclosed and open porches, wood deck
Building sketch — cut from the county record card (dimensions in feet)
The block

Old West End — between downtown and Ball State.

Tree-lined historic district minutes from Downtown Muncie and Ball State University. Brick sidewalks, Victorian-era housing stock, and a steady rental base pulled by the university, the hospital system and downtown employers.

Regrid parcel map — 1001 W 1st St corner parcel outlined at W 1st St and S Elliott St
Parcel — corner of W 1st & S Elliott · APN 18-11-16-183-008.000-003
Aerial view of 1001 W 1st St and surrounding blocks
Aerial — Old West End, southwest of downtown Muncie
Quiet area 8.2/10 Bikeable 5.9/10 Flat paved corner lot All city utilities Muncie Community Schools ~1 mi to Ball State
The record

Verified against the county, the MLS and title.

We publish the source documents, not screenshots of them. Owner identity is redacted until you're under assignment — everything else is exactly as recorded.

Recent nearby sales (recorded)

AddressSoldPriceBd/BaDist.
1008 W 1st St — across the streetJan 2026$125,0003/30.03 mi
429 W Charles StMar 2026$180,9005/50.37 mi
411 W Adams StDec 2025$105,0002/20.44 mi
808–810 W First St (duplex)Nov 2025$85,0002/10.10 mi
1609 S Gharkey StDec 2025$65,0004/20.49 mi

Recorded arm's-length sales from county transfer data. Pull your own comps — the parcel map above has the APN.

May 2007
Listed at $35,000

Pre-renovation era.

Dec 2022
Sold $68,000 — full renovation cycle

New windows, doors, wiring, water heater, furnace, plumbing, sump pump, partial metal roof. The 2022 listing marketed it as Section 8 approved — verify current voucher status with the seller.

Jun 2026
Listed at $100,000 cash

County assessed value for 2026: $81,000 (up from $59,300).

Jul 17, 2026
Under contract — $99,000 note · 2% carry

Goldpine Ventures, LLC. 45-day escrow at Closed Title. This assignment is what's offered here.

Execution

From this page to keys, four moves.

Call and verify

Speak with Ben, walk the numbers, send proof of funds for the entry. First verified funds holds the deal — there is one assignment.

Sign the assignment

Assignment agreement names your entity as buyer under §12.2. Non-refundable assignment deposit locks it; you receive the unredacted executed contract same day.

Inspect and confirm title

Contract §6.2 grants access for your walkthroughs. Closed Title (Adrienne Prince) runs escrow, title search, and prepares the note and mortgage.

Close by ~Aug 31

You bring the remaining entry, sign the $99,000 note at 2%, and take the property with both tenants and deposits transferring. First $500 payment ~30 days later.

Straight answers

What investors ask us first.

Am I buying the property or the contract?
The contract. Goldpine Ventures, LLC holds an executed purchase contract on the property and is assigning its buyer position under §12.2 (assignment is unrestricted and requires no seller consent). At closing, the deed goes from the seller directly to you, and the seller-financing note is signed by you.
Why is the price above the $100,000 list?
Because the list price is a cash price and this is not a cash deal. This note carries $99,000 at 2.00% — $11,822 of total interest across all 85 payments, where the same balance at 7.5% bank money costs roughly $50,000 of interest over the same months. The premium over list buys the financing, and it's meaningfully cheaper than the financing you'd otherwise have to buy — with no lender, no appraisal, and no qualifying.
What happens at the balloon?
Month 85 (~September 2033) a $68,822 payoff is due. Seven years of $500 payments will have amortized $30,178 of principal, rents have seven years of growth behind them, and the note prepays anytime without penalty — refinance, resell, or pay it off early. The balloon is fully disclosed in §1.14 and in the note.
Can I inspect before I'm committed?
Yes — verify first, then inspect. The contract grants access for walkthroughs to the buyer and buyer's assignees (§6.2), with utilities on through closing. Your assignment deposit is what takes the deal off the market while you inspect; closing remains subject to clear title through escrow.
Who's the seller, and why the redactions?
An out-of-state individual owner represented by a local listing brokerage; the executed contract, note terms and escrow are all verifiable through Closed Title. Identity is redacted pre-assignment for the same reason your buyers list is not on your website. You receive the unredacted executed contract the day your assignment is signed.
Is the third unit real?
The county classifies the structure 530 — "3 Family Dwell" — and the record card shows 3 full baths, 2 kitchen sinks and 2 water heaters. It operates today as a duplex collecting $1,500/mo. Whether a third unit can be brought back is your upside to underwrite with the city; nothing in this deal depends on it.
One assignment · first verified funds

Occupied. Financed at 2%. Signed. Your move.

Call or email with your entity name and proof of funds for the entry. We answer fast, and we'll walk every document on this page with you line by line.

Ben Noah · Goldpine Ventures, LLC · ben@goldpineventures.com