Lender · Austin, TX · Member since 2022 · 5k+ posts · 4k+ votes
3mo
there may be a few larger hard money lenders that will go down this low, but as Chris said its going to be below their minimums. Similar with DSCR (and this can't be DSCR with the rehab needed), but some DSCR Lenders will now go down as low as $75k or even $50k so this could be a possible DSCR Refi if you are BRRRRing
I found a property priced at $55,000 that needs approximately $20,000 in repairs. Does anyone know a reputable company that would support this deal.
A DSCR loan is for a property that is completed and ready to generate money. This would be a bridge / RTL type loan for a fix and flip. Your best bet is a private lender or someone lending out of their SDIRA for this type of deal as a larger lender will not touch it because they will lose money on the deal trying to originate and manage of loan this small.
I found a property priced at $55,000 that needs approximately $20,000 in repairs. Does anyone know a reputable company that would support this deal.
A DSCR loan is for a property that is completed and ready to generate money. This would be a bridge / RTL type loan for a fix and flip. Your best bet is a private lender or someone lending out of their SDIRA for this type of deal as a larger lender will not touch it because they will lose money on the deal trying to originate and manage of loan this small.
Lender · Austin, TX · Member since 2022 · 5k+ posts · 4k+ votes
3mo
there may be a few larger hard money lenders that will go down this low, but as Chris said its going to be below their minimums. Similar with DSCR (and this can't be DSCR with the rehab needed), but some DSCR Lenders will now go down as low as $75k or even $50k so this could be a possible DSCR Refi if you are BRRRRing
I found a property priced at $55,000 that needs approximately $20,000 in repairs. Does anyone know a reputable company that would support this deal.
@Anthony Robinson Depending on the property's condition, you may have better luck with an investor-focused rehab or bridge lender first, then refinance into a long-term loan once the repairs are complete. Hope the deal works out!