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Frankie Lubin
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Stone Mountain, GA
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Is this a good loan for a first time invetor

Frankie Lubin
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Stone Mountain, GA
Posted Nov 22 2014, 06:27

Hey guys there is a company here in Atlanta that gives out loans to landlords and here are the specifics. I would like to know if this could be something good to get into as a first time investor? The company is call Angel Oak Prime bridge, is this a legit company to do business with?

PROPERTY TYPE:1-4 Unit Residential Properties
Non Owner Occupied
LIEN POSITION:First mortgage only.
STANDARD TERM:6 -12 months
LOAN-TO-VALUE ADVANCE RATE:Up to 100% of the total project costs,subject to 65% of the After-Repaired-Value.
DOWN PAYMENT:No Minimum – See Above
CLOSING TIME FRAME:5-7 Days
RENOVATION TERM RATE:15%
PERMANENT LANDLORD RATE:5% – 9.99% Speak to rep for details

Here is an example of a Loan that we recently completed-

  • Contract Purchase Price On Subject Property – $71,000
  • Renovation Budget (Cost Of Repairs) – $80,000
  • Subject Property’s Appraised After Repairs Value – $260,000
  • Maximum Loan Amount On Property (65% of Appraisal) – $169,000
  • Actual Loan Amount – $165,350
  • Calculation Illustrated
  • Purchase Price – $71,000
  • Renovation Costs – $80,000
  • Closing Costs – $14,350

The closing costs estimate in this example includes the costs of insurance, taxes, pre-paids and all other closing fees. In this scenario the borrower was not required to pay any money out of pocket in order to complete this transaction thus creating 100% financing on the property.

Now after repairs are completed, here is an example of the second closing to refinance the loan to a permanent 30 year fixed rate mortgage.

  • The Loan Payoff – $165,350
  • The Interest Rate – 5.125%
  • The Monthly Payment – $900.31

The initial loan is refinanced using the completed homes appraised value. The closing cost for the refinance are rolled into the new loan and potentially creating a no money out of pocket loan. The customer in this scenario chose to sell the home.

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