All Forum Posts by: Douglas Hogue
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Post: Investment Property HELOC

- Rental Property Investor
- Syracuse, NY
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I have 4 properties in the Syracuse NY area. I'm looking for private lenders that will give HELOC. I have no idea where to look and how the process works or if it's even possible to get done.
The scenario is the portfolio is worst about 620k and mortgage for it is at about 260k Blanket loan.
Properties Values
#1-158k
#2-156k
#3-149k
#4-151k
I am at 100% occupancy with cash flow.
Hopefully this post I can have someone point me in the right direction to get this done.
Post: I have a property and want to use the BRRR strategy but how?

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- Syracuse, NY
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Post: I have a property and want to use the BRRR strategy but how?

- Rental Property Investor
- Syracuse, NY
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I have a portfolio I purchased in 8/20. I’m looking to Cash out Refinance..... The portfolio consists of 2 multi Family and 3 Single Family homes. Out of the 5 properties only 1 of the Single family homes is currently being renovated and is currently rented.
I don’t have good credit but I do have partners who do ranging from 700-800. We are looking to get 300k to keep building our portfolio. We have been having issues finding a lender that can support what we need. We are looking to refinance the portfolio and obtain a commercial Loan.
How would I use the BRRR strategy here?
Post: Portfolio cashout refi BADCREDIT partner GOODCREDIT how to SPLIT?

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- Syracuse, NY
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Post: Portfolio cashout refi BADCREDIT partner GOODCREDIT how to SPLIT?

- Rental Property Investor
- Syracuse, NY
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I have a portfolio of 5 properties valued at 400k. I cant access it because my credit is shot. A little back ground the deals was 185k 2 multi families and 3 sfh. 60k down payment with owner carry at 6% for 5 years. This was a amazing deal. I am looking to cash out the previous owners and use the rest of the cash to build. My credit is not great right now I just purchased my first home. I have a friend that has great credit and looking to get started in his real estate career. We started talks about how we would split profits from next deal and he wants 60% and I take 40%. I thought 50/50 would be ideal. I have the properties I have about 2 years experience with contacts and connections. looking to get some feed back on some options on handling this partnership.
Post: Buying a Portfolio for 185k with 60k down at 6%

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- Syracuse, NY
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Post: Owner Finaced 2 Deals and now going for a Mortgage

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- Syracuse, NY
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@Chris Mason appreciate you getting back to me.... I spoke to a loan officer and they say the same thing and something about the owner finance can work against me. 
Post: Owner Finaced 2 Deals and now going for a Mortgage

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- Syracuse, NY
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All Deals are 5 Year terms at 6%
Deal #1 - 1 property -4 unit
$47,500 Purchase Price --15K Down Payment-- owner financed $32,500-- taxes $3,398 per year total rent $2,125 after all expenses take home is 910.71 per month
Deal #2- 5 properties 7 unit
$ 185,000 Purchase Price-- 60K Down Payment-- Owner financed $125,000-- Taxes $13,232-- Total Rent $5,525 after Expenses take home is $1,287.77 per month ( This deal is not complete in the final stages with the lawyers)
How can I use this to help me get a first time home buyer Mortgage? I also work and will be using my wife income, when going for a FHA or conventional loan will the debt to income be a issue even though it is owner Financed? Should I not do the second deal. I feel as if these are good investments.
Post: Buying a Portfolio for 185k with 60k down at 6%

- Rental Property Investor
- Syracuse, NY
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I appreciate you posting John! First one been kinda Nervous. I felt like it was great just needed to hear it from some of my peers and make sure the numbers make sense.
Post: Buying a Portfolio for 185k with 60k down at 6%

- Rental Property Investor
- Syracuse, NY
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Hey Farrukh I appreciate u posting. This deal amortized at 6% for 5 years! The Insurance total is $1,778