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Sandra MacKenzie
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Anyone work with Catalyst Funding

Sandra MacKenzie
  • Pearland, TX
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Has anyone worked with Catalyst Funding out of Houston, TX?  I got pre-approved with them on the recommendation of a fellow investor.  Now looking at my first flip, crunching numbers and had Catalyst provide a loan estimate.  Yikes!  12.99% interest rate which I expected but also 3% origination fee which I did not expect.  Does this sound about right?  Am I getting the worst numbers because I have no track record?  The pre-approval process was so involved (I am self-employed) I hate to go through that with another lender.  Do most investors try and work with one lender or do you go where you get the best deal everytime?

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    Juan Monge
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    Juan Monge
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    Hi @Sandra MacKenzie let us know what you decide.Even for a cosmetic flip, $10K is a 'razor' thin profit and one slight oversight, unexpected surprise or delay in selling you are quickly near break even, or worse at a loss. I don't mean to discourage just something else to think through, good luck on that 1st 'illusive' deal.

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