All Forum Posts by: Joanna Kotlarski
Joanna Kotlarski has started 2 posts and replied 9 times.
Post: Assuming the mortgage

- Lender
- Bonaire, GA
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Thanks Eric,
I am just getting started in the process and of seeing how to proceed. There are questions that I have to ask the agent about the seller. The T-12 seems like there is good cash flow, I haven't quite gone through the rent roll as of yet (159) to get a better picture, but agent is said 95% occupied and T-12 says 8% vacancy.
Post: Assuming the mortgage

- Lender
- Bonaire, GA
- Posts 9
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Thanks for your responses. The loan is a CMBS loan at 4.5% 30 yr amortization with 10 yr term and a balance of 3.8mm.
Post: Assuming the mortgage

- Lender
- Bonaire, GA
- Posts 9
- Votes 0
Hi everyone,
I am looking a at 159 unit apartment complex and the owner has an assumable mortgage. If I try to assume this loan, will I go through the same process as if I were just getting a loan to purchase it?
The owner wants cash over mortgage so I would still have to figure out how to finance the other part over and above the assumable mortgage.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Post: Self employed, several business... Low reported income.

- Lender
- Bonaire, GA
- Posts 9
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Kevin, Congrats! It sounds like you have got things going your way for this property.
Originally posted by @Michael S.:
Welcome to Biggerpockets. Great to have you here
Thanks Michael.
Originally posted by @Mark Nolan:
Welcome to the BP community. You will find a lot of good information here. Make sure to view the BP blogs under "Learn."
Thanks Mark
Hi my name is Joanna and I am from Bonaire, GA and excited to be part of this community and looking forward to making new friends.
Post: Introduction (new member)

- Lender
- Bonaire, GA
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Hi Marlena,
Welcome to Bigger Pockets! Good luck in your investing en devour.
Post: Self employed, several business... Low reported income.

- Lender
- Bonaire, GA
- Posts 9
- Votes 0
You could try to get owner financing because you are going to live in it. Many owners are willing to take back a note to get a monthly income. I was going to suggest private money but, because you are living in to that can cause headaches that the lender does not want. Creative financing I think is the best option.