All Forum Posts by: Arsen Atanasovski
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Post: Eminem Made Me Scared of Detroit

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Quote from @Scott E.:
The real question is who scared more people out of investing in Detroit - Eminem or Josh Dorkin?
Post: ISO Multi Family Home in St Clair County, MI

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I can help out with any properties you are interested in or if you want me to put you on an auto email. Send me a PM with your enail
Post: How are appraisals done without access to the house?

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Property owner will be contacted, these appraisers are third party ordered from the lender so they wouldn’t want the buyer involved nor have the buyer do any of the tasks in some cases the buyer can not even receive the report
Post: Investing in Detroit or surrounding areas Michigan looking to invest 500k

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Come on Travis you beat me to the point lol! Jk
Post: Questions for Rental Property Investors in the city of Detroit

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I invest in the city of Detroit all I can say is if you don’t have boots on the ground you’ll be live bait for the rest. Detroit like every metro area has good areas and not so good areas of investing. And last but not least if your only looking for cash flow then Detroit is king of your looking for appreciation Detroit is not your best option there are other areas that of course appreciate better.
Post: How do people have 10 properties in their own name?

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Quote from @Joel O.:
Quote from @Jonathan Taylor:
@Joel O. try to quit claim out of your personal name into an LLC if your conventional loan allows it, saves on refi costs if the lender allows it. In my experience, conventional lenders usually do not but asking is free.
DSCR rates will be higher than your conventional loan but some, not all, DSCR lenders do not report to credit so your DTI would better for your next conventional loan.
Would simply deeding the property out of my name to the LLC actually remove the DTI entirely? The loan itself would still be in my name but the property only would be in the LLC.
Post: How do people have 10 properties in their own name?

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Quote from @Joel O.:
Quote from @Arsen Atanasovski:
If you got a new job good luck on getting a loan if your plans are to buy real estate with conventional lending you really need all of your T’s crossed and i’s dotted it’s up to you but if your planning to scale you will eventually need to start creative financing it’s the fastest and I would say the easiest and cheapest way to get in on deals faster
The conventional was for a primary residence, not an investment.
My main question was to determine how people are getting 10 properties in their own name without affecting their DTI.
Now I fully understand that they are mainly using non-conforming loans.
Post: How do people have 10 properties in their own name?

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If you got a new job good luck on getting a loan if your plans are to buy real estate with conventional lending you really need all of your T’s crossed and i’s dotted it’s up to you but if your planning to scale you will eventually need to start creative financing it’s the fastest and I would say the easiest and cheapest way to get in on deals faster
Post: How do people have 10 properties in their own name?

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10 land contracts, no DTI just Income:)
At number 10 and I hope you get there but by then you will be creative in figuring out ways to get that many properties.
Post: Off Market Deals in metro Detroit (Oakland, Wayne, Macomb, Washtenaw Counties)

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@Arsen Atanasovski shoot me their metrics to see if worth chasing please
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