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All Forum Posts by: Issac San Miguel

Issac San Miguel has started 1 posts and replied 290 times.

Post: Delayed financing with Hard money

Issac San MiguelPosted
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Apologies, I misread the original post - hard money can typically be refi'd out of after 90 days or significant repairs are complete, changing the value of the property.

Happy to discuss any project you have going on.

Post: Lima Capital One Financial Lending

Issac San MiguelPosted
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What rates and term? My guess is their take out declined once the file was complete.

Happy to help you with an alternate point of view.

Post: Delayed financing with Hard money

Issac San MiguelPosted
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Yes you can used delayed financing w/hard money. It is treated as a purchase by most HMLs - my question would be, why not purchase with hard money instead of putting debt on the property after?

All the same steps are taken, whether funding occurs before or after the purchase.

@Perry K.

You should easily be able to find a great DSCR lender here - 5/1 ARM w/I/O is IMO the best way to get max cash flow out of your assets.

Post: 80% LTV lender for Duplex

Issac San MiguelPosted
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75% is likely what you will find, rate and term can be found up to 80%.

Post: Short-term (0-3 years) Lending Options

Issac San MiguelPosted
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Most hard money is going to be 6-18 months, anywhere from 9%-15% interest only for fix and flip.  


Currently, the most experienced investors are enjoying 85% LTC
Average investors are being offered anywhere from 75%-85% LTC
Beginner investors - 75%-80% LTC

Security will usually be 1st position lien against the property - few lenders allow 2nds.

Post: Looking for multifamily lenders in PA

Issac San MiguelPosted
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A lot DSCR programs can go up to 10 doors - at least the ones that I am familiar with. How do the rents pencil against the PITIA of the properties you buy?

Post: Austin Lender Recommendations

Issac San MiguelPosted
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Agreed with @Richard Advani, A lender should be able to give you a quote without pulling your credit, when writing POF/Preapproval letters I am happy to use your stated FICO to represent you as a qualified buyer - if you are not sure about your score or misrepresent, that is on you as buyer.

Post: Lender recommendation anyone?

Issac San MiguelPosted
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Quote from @Jodi Marsh:
Quote from @Issac San Miguel:

No I do not think it is impossible - There are a lot of questions that need to be answered.

What is your FICO?
What is your investing/fix and flip experience?

Where is the property located?

What is the purchase price and rehab amount?

What is the ARV?

There is a lot to unpack here.

Well, fico hovers around 750, very little experience, this will be my 2nd project, located in a town desperately needing more rentals, asking is 325,000 think i could get it down, rehab is small maybe 20 to 30k and ARV should be at least 400k but I am not sure; expected rents should be at least 3900 total, more if I end up making 1 unit a str, undecided on that

I think the reason you are having a hard time is due to the type (5 unit) of project coupled with your experience level.

I'm not saying 90 LTC% is not out there as I am sure someone will offer it.

If I were you, I'd prepare for 70%-75% LTC.



Post: DSCR Loan with 15% down…

Issac San MiguelPosted
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Quote from @Adam Orlebeck:

@Erik Estrada

I do own other rentals. I will discuss cross collateral loans with a couple lenders helping me figure this out.

@Issac San Miguel

Yes, I normally do conventional financing as I stick in the 1-4 unit space. I know I didn't have 25% for this particular property but was told by a lender I have used before that 15% down DSCR is an option. However, in the time we talked and offer was accepted, underwriters have since made those loans 25% down. My DTI is an issue as well so getting into DSCR to loan was hopefully going to solve both issues.

DSCR over 1:1 and you should be okay at 20% - i still think there is a DSCR issue here with rent vs PITI payment.

If DSCR is at 1:1 you should easily be able to hit 20% down - which I would take before leverages take yet another hit.