Hello, BP crowd! I have a private lending partner who is willing to contribute up to a few hundred K, initially. Once I show him proof of concept, then potentially much more. The play is to buy and hold....He will not have an equity stake in the properties. Paying him a % monthly fee with a principal balloon payment between 12 to 24 months...
For context, I have 5 units, bought and self-managed out of state, all cash flowing. I am unable to obtain a loan from a conventional lender at this point, given the 5 properties, without my partner's capital. And perhaps even not, with the capital...
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Advice on how to calculate the appropriate metrics when analyzing properties given the details above? Potentially two sources of debt (two private lenders? my already established partner, + traditional lender?), with different debt maturity dates and interest-only payments as previously stated)...I think I have it ironed out, but I'm not 100% confident.
Hello, BP crowd! I have a private lending partner who is willing to contribute up to a few hundred K, initially. Once I show him proof of concept, then potentially much more. The play is to buy and hold....He will not have an equity stake in the properties. Paying him a % monthly fee with a principal balloon payment between 12 to 24 months...
For context, I have 5 units, bought and self-managed out of state, all cash flowing. I am unable to obtain a loan from a conventional lender at this point, given the 5 properties, without my partner's capital. And perhaps even not, with the capital...
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Advice on how to calculate the appropriate metrics when analyzing properties given the details above? Potentially two sources of debt (two private lenders? my already established partner, + traditional lender?), with different debt maturity dates and interest-only payments as previously stated)...I think I have it ironed out, but I'm not 100% confident.
Thanks in advance :)
You need to create a proforma showing income and expenses on the assets. The only difference between this and doing it for a single loan is you add a row with the 2nd mortgage and put in yearly debt service and balloon payment when due.
The odds of the numbers penciling out based on what was noted above is very low because for numbers to work in this interest rate environment the LTV typically needs to be below 75%.
You tried to get a cash out conventional loan and cannot ~~ because why?
If there is not enough equity then how will you pay this person back in 12 or 24 months?
If you don't have income showing on IRS returns or the 5 units cannot cash flow now how will this improve by purchasing another unit that is leveraged?
You risk being forced to sell everything in 12 months when the second is due. Will he foreclose? What will your relationship be then?
"He will not have an equity stake in the properties," only a relative will gift you unsecured interest only.