Lender · Austin, TX · Member since 2022 · 5k+ posts · 4k+ votes
5mo
Generally, there are loan programs including DSCR that will allow you to qualify without much of a hit on eligibility (or even pricing) with a recent bankruptcy. Generally, there are four categories of "credit events" that you would have to worry about:
1) Bankruptcy
2) Foreclosure
3) Short Sale
4) Deed-in-Lieu
Generally, if you have just one in the last four years or so (this differs from lender to lender), then you should be OK, but multiple will make you ineligible. I'd start looking at DSCR Lenders right now if your credit is repaired and its just the one bnakruptcy
Lender · Austin, TX · Member since 2022 · 5k+ posts · 4k+ votes
5mo
Generally, there are loan programs including DSCR that will allow you to qualify without much of a hit on eligibility (or even pricing) with a recent bankruptcy. Generally, there are four categories of "credit events" that you would have to worry about:
1) Bankruptcy
2) Foreclosure
3) Short Sale
4) Deed-in-Lieu
Generally, if you have just one in the last four years or so (this differs from lender to lender), then you should be OK, but multiple will make you ineligible. I'd start looking at DSCR Lenders right now if your credit is repaired and its just the one bnakruptcy
Yes - they specialize in hard money loans for flips but I would go a different route for DSCR Loans, thats more of a side business for them and not nearly as competitive as their renovation financing
Yes, they are a hard money lender. Good for short-term loans like flips, or BRRRRs, but you need an exit strategy, and if that means keeping the property, you must have a path to a refinance loan before you start. Don't use them unless you a guarenteed a profitable sale or you already have a take-out loan you qualify for.
Some say you have to wait 2 years before doing anything ?
Is it possible to get Private money / Conventional after a BK sooner? And where to look ?
Seeking advice for : Duplex or Air B&B investment Minneapolis area
It depends on income and what remaining debt you have. When I was a mortgage lender, we could put people into a loan a couple of months after they completed their bankruptcy, but you need to know what you're doing and the income has to be there.
Some say you have to wait 2 years before doing anything ?
Is it possible to get Private money / Conventional after a BK sooner? And where to look ?
Seeking advice for : Duplex or Air B&B investment Minneapolis area
Each loan program has its own minimum waiting period. The waiting period for "Agency" loan products will not vary based on the lender because the guidelines for those loans are set at a National level; no lender can change them. There is another category of loans called Non-QM. They are more flexible and, in some cases, offer loans 1 day after a BK. In all cases, the details matter; some but not all of the details that will affect the answer are:
Type of BK- Ch 7, 11, 13? Reason for BK- In your case, Medical, this is the best answer you can have and will open up some options Down payment % Occupancy of the new property
Property type
FICO Score
Amount of Reserves- This is your cash remaining after closing; it can include stock and retirement funds at a discounted amount. 1 Reserve = 1 Month payment on the primary residence
Some lenders will have even more factors, but these are the common ones. The minimum waiting periods for Agency loans are as follows Conventional
Ch 7- 4 years
Ch 13- 2 years if discharged/4 years if dismissed
FHA & VA Ch 7 - 2 years Ch 13- 12 months of on-time payments with court approval
USDA Ch 7- 3 years
Ch 13- 12 months of on-time payments with court approval
Hit me up if you want to talk specifics
PS- I couldn't get the spacing to remain consistent; that was not intentional, it's on BP
Some say you have to wait 2 years before doing anything ?
Is it possible to get Private money / Conventional after a BK sooner? And where to look ?
Seeking advice for : Duplex or Air B&B investment Minneapolis area
Each loan program has its own minimum waiting period. The waiting period for "Agency" loan products will not vary based on the lender because the guidelines for those loans are set at a National level; no lender can change them. There is another category of loans called Non-QM. They are more flexible and, in some cases, offer loans 1 day after a BK. In all cases, the details matter; some but not all of the details that will affect the answer are:
Type of BK- Ch 7, 11, 13? Reason for BK- In your case, Medical, this is the best answer you can have and will open up some options Down payment % Occupancy of the new property
Property type
FICO Score
Amount of Reserves- This is your cash remaining after closing; it can include stock and retirement funds at a discounted amount. 1 Reserve = 1 Month payment on the primary residence
Some lenders will have even more factors, but these are the common ones. The minimum waiting periods for Agency loans are as follows Conventional
Ch 7- 4 years
Ch 13- 2 years if discharged/4 years if dismissed
FHA & VA Ch 7 - 2 years Ch 13- 12 months of on-time payments with court approval
USDA Ch 7- 3 years
Ch 13- 12 months of on-time payments with court approval
Hit me up if you want to talk specifics
PS- I couldn't get the spacing to remain consistent; that was not intentional, it's on BP
The obvious question is "since a guy has been paying for typically 3 years on a 36 month plan for Chapt 13 and stopped paying at all on a Chapt 7 plan, why is the Chapt 13 penalized for doing the right thing and making payments?
Wisdom (craziness) of congress. It makes no monetary sense.
(As a lender, back in the stone age, long before 2008, I would bail Chapt 13's out of foreclosure and out of bankruptcy)