Does anybody know what the lowest %( i.e best rate) that is being charged to use to fund a shortsale or REO, let's assume the total purchase ( including all other costs) prices is $333,176.
I'm talking about transactional or flash funding.
Does anybody know what the lowest %( i.e best rate) that is being charged to use to fund a shortsale or REO, let's assume the total purchase ( including all other costs) prices is $333,176.
I'm talking about transactional or flash funding.
Uh huh...Why the sliding scale? So you can charge $17,668.80 or 5.30% of purchase price to use your funds for less than 24 hours. Or 1908.05% per year, is that right? Does this not violate laws against usury or are there no longer any such laws?
Hmm...
Gary - private investors are typically cheaper for flash funding.
A transaction that size you're looking at a minimum of 2 points and some processing fees.
Discuss your options with escrow officer, in some states they let you use the closing parties funds to fund both escrows. How is your buyer going to get financing?
Folks, the post is about the lowest % charged for funding short sales. Please stay on topic and leave the referrals to those threads requesting them in the SEEKING FINANCING forums.
OR
We can just split this post and put the 2'nd half of the thread in the appropriate forum.
Thank you.
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2.00- 2.50 pts is standard, but it is possible to get transactional funding for less than 2.0 pts.