80% LTV Investor Loans
To clarify, this would be a refinance loan and not a purchase loan.
@Account Closed
Property is located in Sacramento , CA
Hi Jesse,
Can you give me some more details on the transaction? You can email it to me, or, use the request for quote function on my website. I'll do what I can.
I heard Patelco Credit Union might if you have good credit I think.
Jeff Meade from Paramount Equity. Great guy and closed mine fast. Private message me and I can send you his contact information.
@Jesse Hinaman 80%LTV should not be a problem for a SFH under normal circumstances...multi family may be more difficult to do at 80%. Last time I talked to a lender 75% was typical w/o a rate adjustment.
I haven't been able to find ANY lenders that do a 75% LTV on a refinance. On the initial purchase, no problem, but regardless if it's a normal refi or a cash out, everyone I've talked to its 75%. You might have some options for commercial, but that's a bit trickier with other requirements.
I just finished a refi on my rental and best I could do was 75% LTV, new purchase was 80% LTV no problem but refinancing for whatever reason I was only given the option of 75%. Something to think about going forward for myself will be to factor in the lower amount when analysing a deal and how much of my money will be left in a deal after all is said and done.
Hi Jesse
What kind of asset or real estate product is the investment for?
Could "investors loan" lend to LLC name or individuals only?
I have no problems doing a rate and term 80% 1-4 family investor loans. Cash out is a different story (75%) We also will do a refi on a fix and hold after 90 days...100 % of purchase loan(s) and rehab cost. We do 20% down investor on single families, 2-4 flats.
I know this thread is old but I have the same need in Indiana. I'm seeking options and to build relationships with new lenders. Do any of you lend in Indiana? Thanks
Looking at the majority of our loan products available, 75% is the max currently on Refi's.
The lenders learned many valuable lessons from the last credit cycle and one of the lessons was:
when the markets make corrections and they always do, the property values will go down so lenders are insulating their exposure.
@Jesse Hinaman Hiney man! I've got a commercial lender that'll do that for you if the property meets cash flow requirements. He doesn't care if it's a residential property, he'll still get commercial financing on it.
Here's the breakdown:
25 year am, 5 yr balloon, 5.75 or so rates, very low fees, 80% LTV
Text me for his info
LOL. Thanks @Account Closed. Funny looking back at these old threads. A lot changes in 3 years, huh ;) I’ll shoot you a message. Need to get together soon and discuss our plans to take over the world :)
@Elliott Elkhoury
Hi Elliot
Could you send me the contact info for the lender that does 80% LTV? I'm in desperate need on my first priorty I just rehabbed.
Thank you!