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All Forum Posts by: Devin Peterson

Devin Peterson has started 67 posts and replied 1556 times.

Post: Cash-out refi to buy a new home

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Quote from @Giman Kim:

Hi, 

As interest rate is dropping with impending federal reserve's announcement next week, I feel like this is a good time to tap into equity in my investment property in Cambridge, MA 02141 and maybe purchase another property with cash.  Any local lenders to recommend? 

Hi Giman! I am lock to you in Peabody! Our office is just outside downtown. Lots of great in state options and national wholesale lenders as well. More than happy to connect and strategize with you!

Post: Refinance from personal TO DSCR or portfolio loan into LLC

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Wait thats really interesting! Do they require a min personal credit score too to obtain the business LOC - CAn you share a link with some info?

https://www.americanexpress.com/en-us/business/blueprint/terms-and-conditions/business-line-of-credit/


 Amazing info!!!

Post: Refinance from personal TO DSCR or portfolio loan into LLC

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@Devin Peterson AMEX  offers BLOC if you have revenue of over 3000  per month. That would help flip a lot ..That is why I posted


 Do you have to show stabilized asset generating $3k more every month, or one flip per month that nets a $3k profit - maybe either?

Post: Refinance from personal TO DSCR or portfolio loan into LLC

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Wait thats really interesting! Do they require a min personal credit score too to obtain the business LOC - CAn you share a link with some info?

Post: Refinance from personal TO DSCR or portfolio loan into LLC

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Quote from @John Mason:

@Devin Peterson I want to establish Business credit to do flips afterwards using Business Line Of Credit


Suppose you want to do more flips and open up creditworthiness for yourself. Refinancing into the LLC business name will separate the mortgage from personal credit. That should also help build business credit.

Post: Refinance from personal TO DSCR or portfolio loan into LLC

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Quote from @John Mason:

Good Morning

So let us say I bought a SFH under my name. After 6 months if I want to move it to a LLC what do i do?

I need to do Quit Claim Deed and also refinance into a DSCR or portfolio loan?

Thanks


It really depends what your ultimate goal is if you're trying to eliminate the debt from your personal credit report, you'd have to refinance with the business purpose only DSCR lender. But if you're simply just trying to quit claim into your business name, you can do that. They really are not any extra benefits to quit claiming into your business name as far as layers of protection are concerned so what are your real goals here?

Post: Looking for a HELOC on an investment property.

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Quote from @Elwin Green:

Happy Friday! Looking for a recommendation.

I have a property that my company owns free and clear. According to Realtor.com, it's worth $120k.

I'd like to tap into that equity with a HELOC.

Has anyone here gotten a HELOC on an investment property? If so, who was the lender, and how was your experience?

TIA!


Elwin, in general, HELOCS are second lien position products. I have yet to see in my years a first lien HELOC. HELOCs for investment properties are 2x higher in rate usually due to the higher risk factors placed oon them by fannie/freddie and a more conventional risk assessment is applied when underwritting them. Meaning, no DSCR PITI wash underwrites - it will be based on income plus applied vacancy factors. There are DSCR HELOANs but again, yu are free and clear. I think your best bet here is a DSCR cash out. Happy to chat and walk your through every option out there! Good luck!

Post: Looking for financing with 60 day late

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Henry, there should be some options available for you.

Happy to connect!

Post: First timer home buyer

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Quote from @Andrew Lawn:

I am a first time home buyer looking to purchase a home/multi-family property. I've been interested in Real Estate for a long time now, was even a loan originator at one point. My goal is to obtain finacial independence and grow that towards generational wealth. Strategies I'm interested in are flippling, house hacking, rentals, medium term rentals, and maybe others. I have a 9-5 that I want out of but want to secure at least my first property prior to leaving it. To be clear, I will keep working but want to be self employeed in the home services business.

Looking forward to see what I can learn from this community.

Thank you.

Andrew, this is amazing! More than happy to connect with you talk about kickstarting your RE investing and house hacking journey. I live in Middletown, CT! Local to you I’m sure. Let’s chat when you can!

Post: DSCR for Short Term or Long Term Rentals

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Quote from @Matt Schreiber:

I've seen a few posts on here about DSCR loans with a lot of good information. I was quoted by a lender today at 6.95 percent with 20 percent down. I know the rates have come down a little bit so I was just wondering if there are any lenders on here or if anyone knows a lender that does 10 or 15 percent down on DSCR with similar rates. Appreciate the help.

As Erik mentioned, 15% is the lowest. Rate will definitely be higher and you may fighting an up hill battle when it comes to DSCR. You could get away with 10% possible on a bridge/ fix and flip loan if it needs some love then cash out refi on the back end. Happy to chat! Good luck