All Forum Posts by: Adam Anderson
Adam Anderson has started 18 posts and replied 277 times.
Post: Do LLC's only get approved for mortgages 4+ units by banks?

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Post: NJ Flip: Before/After/Numbers

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Post: Property Management - Northern NJ

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Post: how to get hard money loans

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Post: Portfolio lender in northern Nj?

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Hi,
I'd be happy to recommend mine, email me and I can introduce you
Adam
Post: Is anyone familiar with Realtor Doug Asp of Cleveland?

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I have a property with them and the overall experience was pretty good, the agent I used left their group though
Post: House Hack Analysis help Northern NJ

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Hi,
You don't have to refi the FHA loan to rent it, you can keep it until its paid off if you want to. Your estimates look reasonable. The one question I have is about the utilities and heat. Are their 2 furnaces and separate meters? I often see these 2 families on the same furnace which world mean you have to pay for the heat for both units unless you do some work.
I think you might have a hard time refinancing in 2 years to remove the PMI unless you pay down the mortgage. Although its not impossible, I think it world be unlikely there would be 20% equity in 2 years.
Adam
Post: Private Money am I being scammed?

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have you tried any other lending sources? It shouldn't be that difficult to get $14k from a more conventional source like a Credit Card, personal bank loan or LOC.
If those are no good for you, check out Lendingclub and Prosper. They specialize in small loans.
Post: Private Money am I being scammed?

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sounds suspicious, in my experience you shouldn't have to pay anything upfront. Any fees should be paid at closing. The one exception to this might be an appraisal fee.
You might want to get a few references from the lender before you proceed.
Post: New to BP..... NY/NJ area

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