Lender who calculates LTV based on appraissal not purch $

Lender who calculates LTV based on appraissal not purch $

Member since 2008 · 21 posts · 4 votes

please dont tell me that it cant be done because ive done it here in CA. That said, Im looking for a bank who loans on 4 unit buildings in NY.

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  • Real Estate Lender · Member since 2008 · 642 posts · 13 votes
    19y

    Ah, the elusive white elephant---I have been looking for that loan program my entire career...

    Care to share who the source was in CA?

    The only loan program that allows for HPV (highest possible value) that I'm aware of is limited to commercial properties.

    Regards,

    Scott Miller

  • Real Estate Investor · London · Member since 2008 · 3k+ posts · 74 votes
    19y

    Your post is not clear. It also reads close to another post you made in a different thread.

    4 units and less are residential. Simple as that. If you want a blanket loan it can be done if you are putting together multiple properties with one loan. SFR up to 4 plexes will work if the lender wants to do the deal.

    Scott has already replied to your other post. The program he is talking about fits the description based on what you have written.

    Most lenders who offer a blanket loan are doing so from the commercial side of the business and they expect the properties to fit the standard commercial terms. DSCR is a critical factor and will generally blow out a lot of deals that are 1-4 unit residential pooled together. If the LTV is low or the cash flow is high for some other reason then you can get the DSCR to work.

    20 to 25 year term, higher interest rate, likely to have a rate reset or a balloon before you reach full term are some of the other normal conditions to a commercial loan.

    John Corey

  • Member since 2008 · 21 posts · 4 votes
    19y

    thanks guys!

    Scott Ill dig up that lenders name for you.

  • Real Estate Lender · Member since 2008 · 642 posts · 13 votes
    19y

    Many thanks---I owe you one!

    Originally posted by "HometownProperties":
    thanks guys!

    Scott Ill dig up that lenders name for you.

  • Residential Real Estate Broker · Conroe, TX · Member since 2008 · 1k+ posts · 43 votes
    19y

    Check these folks out.
    http://www.crc-loans.com/

  • Real Estate Lender · Member since 2008 · 642 posts · 13 votes
    19y

    They offer ARV based lending---ARV based lending different then what the OP was referring to...

    Regards,

    Scott Miller

    Originally posted by "dcg123":
    Check these folks out.
    http://www.crc-loans.com/
  • Member since 2008 · 20 posts · 0 votes
    18y

    got any programs for Utah?

  • Real Estate Lender · Member since 2008 · 642 posts · 13 votes
    18y

    If you are looking for ARV based lending then yes, but the if you are referring to the type of loan the OP is referring to, then no.

    I've been looking for this type of loan program since I began lending---it doesn't exist...

    Regards,

    Scott Miller

    Originally posted by "tmillington":
    got any programs for Utah?
  • Member since 2008 · 20 posts · 0 votes
    18y

    Check with First Horizon... they have programs to refinance one day on title using the appraised value, even some HELOC programs to .pull cash out. Rates are high, but so is the risk. Citi will allow some of the same products. they may be limited to the conforming loan limits as of this week though.

  • Real Estate Lender · Member since 2008 · 642 posts · 13 votes
    18y

    Not the topic at hand---the OP is seeking a loan program that will base the LTV on the appraised value (when the purchase price is lower) on a purchase transaction...

    Like I said, it doesn't exist.

    Regards,

    Scott Miller

    Originally posted by "tmillington":
    Check with First Horizon... they have programs to refinance one day on title using the appraised value, even some HELOC programs to .pull cash out. Rates are high, but so is the risk. Citi will allow some of the same products. they may be limited to the conforming loan limits as of this week though.
  • Member since 2008 · 20 posts · 0 votes
    18y

    right. shutting up.

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