In December 2024, I purchased a condo through a fix and flip loan under my LLC. The loan is for 6 months. It's almost 6 months in June. I can't rent it because the HOA has a 2 year rental restriction and it's not selling. I can't get into a DSCR loan because I can't rent it. What can I do??! I do not want to refinance it under my name 😠any help on guidance would be greatly appreciated!!!
In December 2024, I purchased a condo through a fix and flip loan under my LLC. The loan is for 6 months. It's almost 6 months in June. I can't rent it because the HOA has a 2 year rental restriction and it's not selling. I can't get into a DSCR loan because I can't rent it. What can I do??! I do not want to refinance it under my name 😠any help on guidance would be greatly appreciated!!!
In December 2024, I purchased a condo through a fix and flip loan under my LLC. The loan is for 6 months. It's almost 6 months in June. I can't rent it because the HOA has a 2 year rental restriction and it's not selling. I can't get into a DSCR loan because I can't rent it. What can I do??! I do not want to refinance it under my name 😠any help on guidance would be greatly appreciated!!!
@Ken M. Thanks Ken! I plan to but the monthly payments are interest only and I'm at the point of just keeping it and waiting to rent it next December. Is there another loan option?
@Ken M. Thanks Ken! I plan to but the monthly payments are interest only and I'm at the point of just keeping it and waiting to rent it next December. Is there another loan option?
What I do is sell on lease option. That is, I get 10% down on an option then lease it at a cash flow rate. That doesn't get you out of the underlying loan though, so it's not likely to help.
In December 2024, I purchased a condo through a fix and flip loan under my LLC. The loan is for 6 months. It's almost 6 months in June. I can't rent it because the HOA has a 2 year rental restriction and it's not selling. I can't get into a DSCR loan because I can't rent it. What can I do??! I do not want to refinance it under my name 😠any help on guidance would be greatly appreciated!!!
Assuming you finished the rehab, can you drop the price? share the listing and we can provide added feedback
First comment off the bat is the photos stink. There is only 13 and they are not great. I would always hire a photographer. There is 3 available in your condominium and a ton available in that city. I think the DOM is going to be longer. Did you look at that going into it? How long have you been listed?
Real Estate Agent · Kansas City · Member since 2018 · 4k+ posts · 3k+ votes
1y
Can you move into and refi into a long term loan? Outside of that your only option is dropping the price and get it moving. Condos are slower sellers. Make sure it is listed well with marketing to go along with it
@Caleb Brown definitely a lesson learned. I'm just wondering about getting it into a loan under the LLC that will allow me to pay off the principal as well not just interest and possibly just keeping it to rent it.
New to Real Estate · Miami, FL · Member since 2024 · 1k+ posts · 457 votes
1y
Erika, you're in a tough but common spot with fix-and-flips in HOA-restricted properties.
Since a DSCR loan is off the table due to the rental restriction, and you don't want to refi under your personal name, your best option is likely a short-term bridge loan under your LLC. This would buy you more time to hold and sell without rushing into a bad deal or using personal credit. Some lenders offer 12–18 month interest-only bridge loans that can refinance your current fix & flip loan and give you breathing room.
Lender · Ellington, CT · Member since 2024 · 210 posts · 103 votes
1y
Hi Erika,
If you aren't able to get an extension with your current lender then you may want to consider a bridge with a rate/term refi. The only issue that will come up is that when they see that it was recently listed. Going with the rate/term option though you should be able to cover the existing loan and get your rate a little lower.
There were also a good number of comments regarding selling the property above that you should consider as well. best of luck and I hope you're able to get it sold before your maturity date hits.
Real Estate Agent · Los Angeles, CA · Member since 2018 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
1y
Can you move in? That way you can refi into an owner occupied loan?
Also, the photos aren't great. Higher a professional photographer. When I took a look I couldn't tell that it was remodeled. My guess is that it looks better in person.
Unfortunately this is part of the risk with flipping condos. You mentioned you can't go any lower but at $602/month that eats profit pretty quick. You may want to sell at a loss and move on.