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All Forum Posts by: Jesse Rivera

Jesse Rivera has started 24 posts and replied 459 times.

Post: Private lender to bank refinance: obstacles?

Jesse RiveraPosted
  • Lender
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Posts 493
  • Votes 294

Just finished 2 refinances with private loans. Neither of the lenders (not companies, private individuals) had the original note nor Deed of Trust (CA is a deed of trust state). So we had to jump through extra hoops to get it done. The icing of the cake is one of the lenders lives in Holland and the Embassy was not open (for Notary). More hoops to jump through.

Long story short, refinancing from a private lender is not a big deal, if they have the paperwork needed. You should be fine.

Post: Getting approved for mortgage with untraditional income

Jesse RiveraPosted
  • Lender
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Posts 493
  • Votes 294
Originally posted by @Gabriella Borukhov:

I am trying to buy my first property however, I do not have a traditional job.I do have enough to purchase my own property. What are my options that I can use to get approved for a mortgage? 

Can you be more specific?

What is your job? How do you get paid? How often do you get paid? How long have you been at this job?

Non traditional income is not a deal breaker. Lender needs to know that the job and income is stable, even if averaged over the year. I did a loan for a woman that owned a Christmas tree lot, she made all her money in Nov and Dec, and didn't work the rest of the year. We averaged out her income over 12 months and we got it done.

Post: Cash-Out Refi Unknown Delay in Wire Transfer

Jesse RiveraPosted
  • Lender
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Posts 493
  • Votes 294

They are probably looking for coins in the sofa to help pay for this.

Post: DSRC Loan Costs Feedback

Jesse RiveraPosted
  • Lender
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Posts 493
  • Votes 294

I would run with this, looks like decent pricing.

Post: Networking in Riverside

Jesse RiveraPosted
  • Lender
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Posts 493
  • Votes 294

Welcome! Fantastic idea! Let me know if you have any questions about financing, I do a lot of VA loans.

Post: Seller financed 2nd will not accept payment

Jesse RiveraPosted
  • Lender
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Posts 493
  • Votes 294
Originally posted by @Ben Stoodley:

@Stephanie Trevizo if you’re refinancing into a 30 year perm loan, there’s a good chance they WONT allow 2nd position financing, at least that’s what I’ve seen almost exclusively in my experience. Private loans are much more flexible and allow them. I assume the Seller recorded their note and deed of trust? This will show up for all refi banks and likely be a preclose requirement. So I would definitely work towards paying them off and ending that relationship. If your attorney has reviewed the paperwork and agrees there are no prepayment clauses, then I would proceed with “legal action” - at least a letter from your attorney stating the situation. Possibly be open to an extra “fee” for early payoff just to get the deal done.

That's not been my experience.  I've subordinated plenty of 2nds on 30 yr fixed.

Post: No W-2 income, ready to cash-out refi, care to share ur broker?

Jesse RiveraPosted
  • Lender
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Posts 493
  • Votes 294

What state are you in?

Post: Full time real estate investor financing?

Jesse RiveraPosted
  • Lender
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Posts 493
  • Votes 294

Congrats! That's a great accomplishment. 

I have several lenders that have non conventional investment products. And I'm sure other lenders do as well. Best bet is to find someone you want to work with and get on the phone with them so they can get more info about your situation and find the best loan product for your goals and situation.

Make sure you get your files together:

  • Tax returns, business and personal
  • mortgage statements for each property
  • Property tax statements for each property
  • Insurance declaration page for each property
  • Business entity formation docs 
  • P&L of your income and expenses

Good luck!

Post: Agent tips you wish you knew

Jesse RiveraPosted
  • Lender
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Posts 493
  • Votes 294

Find a mentor. I had 2 mentors when starting out, luckily both were investors too! They showed me the business (agent business and investing) and to be quite honest, I would not have been successful without them. Offer to take a lot of the menial tasks off of their plate, be their assistant, in exchange for showing you the business.

Post: Lending options for Residential Care Facility (RCFE)

Jesse RiveraPosted
  • Lender
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Posts 493
  • Votes 294

There really aren't any conventional loans for this. I did one a few years ago, but we just had to do it as a rental property. There may be some specialty loans out there, keep us apprised as to what you find.