All Forum Posts by: JayCinta Henry
JayCinta Henry has started 42 posts and replied 107 times.
Post: SFH purchased for $10 sold for $800k

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- Mesquite, TX
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That's very impressive. I am looking to learn more about this type of buying as every now and then I will see a deal crafted in very creative that it's noticeable as it is unique. My ultimate goal is carry that knowledge over into MFR acquisitions. In other words I am looking forward to a class or what you will put forward. Again congratulations on that deal!
Post: Dallas/North Texas Meetup

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- Mesquite, TX
- Posts 111
- Votes 15
Interested in this meet up as well, or anything nearer to Mesquite area.
Post: Looking to get qualified by Hard & Private Money Lenders

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- Mesquite, TX
- Posts 111
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Quote from @Chris Seveney:
Quote from @JayCinta Henry:
Looking to get qualified by hard and private money lenders, for Texas BRRRR projects.
I would appreciate any and all leads.
check out AAPL (American Association Private Lenders).
Will do thank you
Post: Looking to get qualified by Hard & Private Money Lenders

- Investor
- Mesquite, TX
- Posts 111
- Votes 15
Looking to get qualified by hard and private money lenders, for Texas BRRRR projects.
I would appreciate any and all leads.
Post: How to choose a rate

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- Mesquite, TX
- Posts 111
- Votes 15
Got these rates from better.com. In consideration for SFR purchase, about $250k, as a primary with 5%, house hack for one year and then rent out. Goal is to cashflow and future equity.
1-Which rate makes sense?
2-What factors do you take into consideration in order to make a decision that's makes sense in selecting a rate?
Rate (APR)
4.125% (4.529%)
Principal & interest
$1,037 mo.
Points
$9,348Select
4.250% (4.609%)
Principal & interest
$1,052 mo.
Points
$8,095Select
4.375% (4.681%)
Principal & interest
$1,068 mo.
Points
$6,662Select
4.500% (4.754%)
Principal & interest
$1,084 mo.
Points
$5,258See details
4.625% (4.852%)
Principal & interest
$1,100 mo.
Points
$4,527Select
4.750% (4.937%)
Principal & interest
$1,116 mo.
Points
$3,453Select
4.875% (5.030%)
Principal & interest
$1,132 mo.
Points
$2,632Select
5.000% (5.117%)
Principal & interest
$1,148 mo.
Points
$1,661Select
5.125% (5.202%)
Principal & interest
$1,165 mo.
Points
$638Select
5.250% (5.312%)
Principal & interest
$1,181 mo.
Points
$262Select
Rate (APR)
5.375% (5.427%)
Principal & interest
$1,198 mo.
Credits
- $444Select
5.500% (5.553%)
Principal & interest
$1,215 mo.
Credits
- $752Select
5.625% (5.679%)
Principal & interest
$1,231 mo.
Credits
- $1,364Select
5.750% (5.805%)
Principal & interest
$1,248 mo.
Credits
- $1,880Select
5.875% (5.930%)
Principal & interest
$1,265 mo.
Credits
- $2,455Select
6.000% (6.056%)
Principal & interest
$1,282 mo.
Credits
- $2,883Select
6.125% (6.182%)
Principal & interest
$1,300 mo.
Credits
- $3,313Select
Rate (APR)
6.375% (6.434%)
Principal & interest
$1,334 mo.
Credits
- $3,441
Post: PNC Helocs, Any Reservations?

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- Mesquite, TX
- Posts 111
- Votes 15
I am looking into PNC Heloc. Does anyone have any experience, reservations, tips....?
Post: Cash Purchase Programs

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- Mesquite, TX
- Posts 111
- Votes 15
Thank you for great insights.
I saw the property yesterday. Am about to chat worth the listing agent a lil'later. what other ways can i structure a strong offer?
Post: Cash Purchase Programs

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- Mesquite, TX
- Posts 111
- Votes 15
I have been approved by a lender that allows you make a cash offer on a house then pivot that transaction into a regular mortgage. The strategy is to allow individuals to be competitive against cash buyers. Just this week they changed their policy to require 10% down for this program. That's out of my goals scope. Does anyone know of similar programs but that work in the normal 5% down for owner occupied properties?
Post: To BRRRR Or Not To? That is the question

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- Mesquite, TX
- Posts 111
- Votes 15
Quote from @Chris Seveney:
Actually that's the crux of my dilema-let me clarify if I wasn't succinct in OP. My initial intention was to buy the house as a primary, fix as I occupuy/house hack it for one year. But due to the probate situation, I am considering to pivot the purchase as an investment property and brrrr it when probate is complete (but for now look for a primary home purchase that's ready for purchase.) I am not sure if my numbers would work out as investment property, thus my OP question. Because I just don't want to not be doing something for x months as probate takes place, that is, if I can find a pathway forward. I have done two owner occupied rehabs but never an investment brrrr before, so any guidance or pointers would be welcome.
Post: To BRRRR Or Not To? That is the question

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- Mesquite, TX
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Have this house under contract for 2 months already but one of the owners passed. Probate will take about 3 months. Was buying as a primary house, to hack for one year than move out and rent it. I am trying to decide whether to look for another primary house purchase, then brrrr this one. I can have access to $40k from a 401k. The ultimate goal is to brrr and refund the 401k. A lender is in process of approving $40-48K heloc (will ready in 2 weeks), as well as primary house purchase with 5% down.
The house is $167k purchase , appraised for $192k. Cash to close is $22k (5% down, primary home), ARV $205-210k. It needs some work in the kitchen = painting, etc, which I plan to do myself, I expect this to be about $4k. Rents are currently running about $1550
Considering probate time, yada yada... am thinking of brrrr'ing this property using 401k funds, and for now to look for a ready to occupy primary home.
If I brrrr this house using funds from 401k will there be enough equity to fully extract the 40k and repay the loan? Am I missing something?