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All Forum Posts by: Colbi Ight

Colbi Ight has started 3 posts and replied 10 times.

Post: Refinance rates and fees

Colbi IghtPosted
  • Dallas, TX
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 1
Originally posted by @Chris Mason:
Originally posted by @Colbi Ight:

It was a DSCR loan.

 That explains it. You can have an 80000 FICO score and $20m in the bank, but if you don't check all the Agency FNMA boxes, there's no back end subsidy, and any/all profit for the lender must come from borrower's rate and fees.

A vanilla $500k loan might have a $1000 underwriting fee and get a certain rate, and consumers think the $1000 is the profit center. Not so, the $1k almost doesn't matter. Then on the back end the lender sells it to FNMA for $515,000, $15k in profit. THAT is where the action is. If there's no sale to FNMA, that needs to come from you, or the lender simply wouldn't do the loan at all.

You seem to hit the nail on the head. Thanks for the response I found a little better deal with another lender. Thanks 

Post: Refinance rates and fees

Colbi IghtPosted
  • Dallas, TX
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 1

It was a DSCR loan.

Post: Refinance rates and fees

Colbi IghtPosted
  • Dallas, TX
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 1

I recently had an independant mortgage broker send me a fee sheet on a house I was looking at refinacing. The home is valued at $155K and I was going to pull $116k out. I have excellent credit and ZERO debt. My bank statements showed over $200k a year running thru my accounts so I felt as if I was a solid candidate for refinancing my rental property.  I thought these were very high BUT I am here to ask the pros for help. I have owned the property over 2 years and have a good tenant paying $1,350 a month for the last 4 months.

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Post: Favorite Places To Invest In TX

Colbi IghtPosted
  • Dallas, TX
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 1

DFW all day

Post: Refinance rates and fees

Colbi IghtPosted
  • Dallas, TX
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 1

Those are the total costs/fees that i will be charged for the loan. Appraisal, loan origination fee of $2500, escrow fee,title insurance,and other small fees.   I have owned the properties for over a year and a half. They have both been rentedto new tenants for over 3 months each with great tenants.  price points are $155K and $125k. Conventional 30 year fixed rate loans.

I am in a similar situation and I am waiting to hear what responses you get. 

Post: Refinance rates and fees

Colbi IghtPosted
  • Dallas, TX
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 1

I recently got a quote for a rental home refinance that I own free and clear. It brings in $1350 a month appraisal at 155k to 165k. The 2 rate options were 6.9% plus $5,470 in fees 30 day close 75% appraised value and the other was 8% interest,  $5,400 fees, 60% Appraisal, 2 week close plus some additional income verification. I have an 800+ credit score NO debt at all and over $100k in the bank. I thought these fees were high but some investors have said its  not bad.

Post: 6 Plex new build project

Colbi IghtPosted
  • Dallas, TX
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 1

Finding pieces of land seems to be the hardest part of this project. I have also been getting really high interest rates from lenders. Most HM lenders are wanting 11% on a 6-8 month build loan even with zero debt, a good credit score and 20% down. 

Post: 6 Plex new build project

Colbi IghtPosted
  • Dallas, TX
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 1

I am in the process of buying land outside of a major Texas city. I plan on building multiple 6 plexes on the property but I am running into a few problems. First, after doing some research I am noticing a that the idea of building under $85 a sqft is very possible. I have been doing my research and after talking to other builders in the area that have told me $65 per sqft is average for base level units. Second, I believe I can get $1.10 per sqft per month in rent after looking at comps. Third, I am planning on using an architect but I am wondering if there is a company I can get plans for a better rate then paying an architect locally.  Finally, I have been talking to a few people regarding financing for the land and build costs but I have been having trouble finding terms at a reasonable rates. I plan on getting a conventional loan for the land as most of them have homes on them currently and I will move into the home of the property I purchase.

-What is a realistic build cost per sqft in Texas for a base unit 2/2 with a 2 car garage and a basic 2/2 ?

-Is adding garages to each unit worth the added expense? 

-What are ways to get higher rental rates than local competitors?

-What are the average rates you are seeing on new build loans with 20% down on a multi unit building?

-Is it better to get a commercial loan over a typical build loan?

-What are some good online architect companies to get plans from at a reasonable rates?

Good post. I will be making some calls next week.