All Forum Posts by: Denver McClure
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Post: DSCR with No Minimum Square Footage

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- Dallas, TX
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Hey @Win Hopkins, we can get it done if ARV is at $100K. If not, we have a few other loan types that would work for you. Feel free to reach out.
Post: Lender that provides Secondary Loan Option

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- Dallas, TX
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Hey @Juan Ruben Cortez, I recommend speaking to @Jeff Nash when you get a chance, he can help you out! Nice to see a fellow Vet on here!
Post: What would you do?

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- Dallas, TX
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Sounds like it could be a good rental if you held it, especially at that interest rate! I like the HEL idea if you don't over leverage yourself too much. Let me know if you want a second opinion on the rental numbers.
Post: Repaying HELOC when LLC owns property

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- Dallas, TX
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Hey Chris, I suggest reaching out to @Jeff Nash to discuss.
Post: I’m Curious About Mid-Term Rentals

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- Dallas, TX
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Hey @Leslie Nunn, great demand here in the DFW market, but I agree with @Allen Duan, we need to know what market you are looking at. Feel free to reach out if you want to bounce ideas around.
Post: New Construction Developer

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- Dallas, TX
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Hey @Sal Zafar, sorry to hear the project may get stretched out 2x or 3x the original timeline. There's a lot of good developers and flippers in Dallas, just be cautious of mentorships that don't give you true 1-on-1 time frequently. I'm also in Dallas, so I'm happy to chat about real estate anytime!
Post: New to the game

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Welcome @Steve Jones, feel free to reach out if you need anything.
Post: Screening for co-signers

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- Dallas, TX
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Hey @Michael Paling, I run the co-signers through the same process as applicants on Baselane. I also keep the standards the same for both. I don't think the local aspect matters so much for the co-signer, but I would speak with them personally to understand the relationship with the prospective tenant.
Post: I need some guidance

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- Dallas, TX
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Hey @Jose Ferreiras, depends on the true state of the finances and your credit, so it's difficult to give specific advice. You could take the DSCR approach if you are worried about that. As long as you properly analyze the deal at a DSCR rate and it has a decent CoC/ROI, then you should consider making the move on the property. You can always refi out of the DSCR later down the road when your finances and rates improve. I recommend speaking with fellow NJ native @Jeff Nash about this.
Post: Is finding a good deal really this hard?

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- Dallas, TX
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@Ben Trageser is familiar with the rental market in that area. I would recommend connecting with him.