All Forum Posts by: Hans Restuccia
Hans Restuccia has started 14 posts and replied 169 times.
Post: How Do You Experienced Investors Handle Missed Liens By Your Title Co.?

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If I am aware of what I think is a problem with the title I would absolutely let the title company know- we have had claims and they play games, we have had to sue them for the coverage, this can be costly and time consuming and can hold up a sale.
I would always inform the title company of any issues I perceive because of the hassle of filling a claim- I would rather avoid it in the first place, especially if I am on notice.
Just my 2 cents!
Post: South Florida REI Club

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- Miami, FL
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good question!
Post: California Hard Money Loan Brokers Contact Information for Lenders and Borrowers

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- Miami, FL
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good idea
Post: Refinancing non-warrantable condo

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Need hard equity lender.
Post: I have been hearing private investors cant close!!! What about you?

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I have heard of several cases where real estate investors have relied on private investors to lend on a deal and that the following has happened:
1. Too slow;
2. Do not return calls;
3. Too conservative;
4. Ask for too many docs, income, credit, etc.
5. Are scared of anything less than primo property;
6. And when all is said and done, they back of the deal for some bogus excuse and leave the investor holding the bag!!
Now of course, although I have truly head this tale more than once from mortage brokers, I am aware this is a generalization. But I am HEARING this more often.
How do you feel? Would you rather work with a professional HML or with a private investor? What has been you experience.
Post: Hard Money Loans: Joffrey Long

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@Joffrey, was there a simple explanation of the answer to the question relating to regulation- or was it still confusing after the seminar????
Post: hello everyone a newbie from miami, fl

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Welcome! Glad to have you!! Let me know if I can be of assistance in any way. (I am new to BP too- smile)
Post: Private Money vs. Hard Money

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- Miami, FL
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David Beard As for evaluation of Miami & South Fla- You a smart man because all of that is precisely correct!!!
Also as for other posts above, note the South Fla approach to rehab or construction completion loans. They will be based a max of 65% of the current value because the lender wants to "at all times" stay at 65% of current value in case of a default. If there is a default the lender has to finish the project so he wants room.
For the increase of value based on improvements thereafter, the lender will give draws of 65% of that new value put in the project because the value goes up accordingly.
Post: Private Money vs. Hard Money

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- Miami, FL
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David Beard
Thanks much!!!
Post: Hello from Newport News (Hampton Roads), Virginia!

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Welcome! Glad to have you!! Let me know if I can be of assistance in any way. (I am new to BP too- smile)