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Post: Financing Question - Cash to Conventional

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If the money is borrowed, you could do a refinance without any seasoning. For delayed financing, you are required to pay cash for the property and they will want to see a money trail for the source of funds.
Post: Need to Refinance my 20 Unit

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What do you think the current value of the property is? I may know of a lender that can help you. I don't offer commercial lending, but have a good resource that can answer your questions.
Post: Cash Out Refinance/HELOC Michigan

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HELOC's can be difficult to find on Investment properties.
A cash out mortgage you can do at $100k without an issue, with the loan amount. A loan amount under $50k can be difficult to find financing for an investment property.
Post: Portfolio loan vs conventional mortgages

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You would get the best rates and terms with conventional financing. You can go up to 10 financed properties, the issue I forsee is financing the properties under $50k loan amount.
Post: 4-plex 20% down smart move?

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@Patrick Soukup 20% is allowed with primary residence. Some local lenders will consider 20% on investment property. If the loan is backed by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac then it will be 25% down payment for an investment property.
Post: Delaware lender for delayed financing?

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@Jessica Zhang
If the lender is telling it’s too much work for delayed financing then his/she isn’t familiar with the process. Delayed financing is an easy process and not much different from a regular cash out refinance.
Post: Brand New Realtor Seeking Advice

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Post: Investor Friendly Conventional / Portfolio Lender All States

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Investor Friendly Lender Offering a Wide Range of Products from Beginners that are "House Hacking" to the experienced investor. We have both conventional and portfolio products for residential property.
Interested in Conventional Financing?
Conventional Investment Property Financing
Interested in starting out with "House Hacking" Here are some blogs, on comparing the difference in Home Possible, & Home Ready, as well as info on FHA Financing.
House Hacking: Home Ready vs Home Possible
House Hacking with FHA Financing
Interested in using the "BRRR method" and coming out with as little out of pocket expenses? Here is some info on Cash Out Financing & Delayed Financing.
BRRR; Cash Out Financing & Delayed Financing
BRRR - What You Need To Know When Using The BRRR Method Podcast
Interested in Rate & Term Refinancing One or Multiple Properties at a time? Here is some info on Rate & Term Refinancing
Rate & Term Refinancing Properties 1-10
Interested in Renovation Loans? These are just for the beginning investor that owns less than 4 financed properties including subject. This is NOT for fix and flip properties that you intend to sell. Here are several loan products for renovating properties.
FHA 203k vs HomeStyle vs EZ - C Renovation Loans
Interested in VA Financing?
House Hacking with a VA Mortgage
Portfolio Option for over 10 financed properties;
Post: Minimum 15% Down on MFR

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@Codi Peterson
You can do an FHA 203 k loan. Which is a renovation loan with FHA and still has a low down payment. Let me know if you want more info.
Post: I maxed out credit to rehab 3 properties dropped my credit score.

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@Shane Ward It is going to depend on what your credit score is and what your DTI's are. On a positive note, you can cash out refinance and pay off some or all of this credit with the funds at closing and that debt won't be used against you.
It is past the 6 month mark, so the money you get back will be based on current appraised value. A SFR investment property is 75% LTV. A MFR investment property has an LTV of 70% for conventional financing.