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All Forum Posts by: Joseph Pytcher

Joseph Pytcher has started 54 posts and replied 231 times.

Post: Looking to obtain a DSCR Loan

Joseph PytcherPosted
  • Lender
  • Plano, TX
  • Posts 295
  • Votes 62
Quote from @Eric Teran:

BP Community,

I've been working with two brokers for the last four weeks on a DSCR loan, but I still have nothing to show. Long story short:

1. My wife and I bought a property under an LLC. We converted a single-family residence into two condos.

2. We put the condos for sale this year and have had little to no interest. We decided to pivot and refinance the hard money construction loan with 13% interest. We removed the listing a month ago. I learned that trying to get financing after listing a property is hard to do. 

3. The two units together should appraise between $1.6 to $1.7 million. 

4. We will rent the bottom unit short-term and the upper unit rent per bedroom for medium to long-term stays. Both will be furnished. We should get around $12k per month. However, the market rate is lower, around $9k together. 

4. The outstanding loan is around $1.2 million

5. Our credit scores are not good since we ran up the credit card to finish construction and furnish these units. My wife is around 700 depending on the credit reporting agency used. Mine is worse in the mid-600s. 

6. In a perfect world, we get an LTV of 80% with an interest rate under 8%. Obviously, the lower the better.

7. Our hard money loan matures in the middle of June. We want the DSCR loan to close before then.

If there is someone who thinks they can help, please message me ASAP. If someone has any other ideas please let me know. 

I appreciate the advice,

Eric


 Hey Eric just sent you a DM.

Quote from @Mark M.:

I own a 12 unit property in Ohio purchased in December that I'm looking at refinancing. Anyone have good lenders with low seasoning requirements (6 months)? 


 We don't have any seasoning requirements. 

Post: Weston Funding – Your Direct Hard Money Lender in Texas

Joseph PytcherPosted
  • Lender
  • Plano, TX
  • Posts 295
  • Votes 62

Real estate investors in Texas, if you’re tired of dealing with slow, institutional lenders who don’t understand your business, Weston Funding is here to change that. 

With 17 years of experience as a real estate investor, I know firsthand the challenges of securing the right financing. That’s why Weston Funding is relationship-driven, tailoring our loans to fit your needs—not some rigid institutional checklist.

Direct Hard Money Lender – No middlemen, no red tape
Fast & Flexible Funding – Close in as little as 5-7 days
Loan Types: Fix & Flip, BRRRR, New Construction, Bridge Loans
LTC Up to 95% (Based on Total Project Cost)
Investor-Focused Terms – Designed by an investor, for investors

Our goal is to move this industry away from cold institutional money to relationship money—funding built on trust, speed, and flexibility. If you’re looking for a lender who understands your business and works with you for the long term, let’s connect. We're based out of Dallas, TX.

📩 DM me directly. Let’s fund your next deal!

www.westonfunding.com

Post: Mortgage Brokers - DSCR and NonQM

Joseph PytcherPosted
  • Lender
  • Plano, TX
  • Posts 295
  • Votes 62

I do both, happy to answer anything. Shoot me a DM.

Post: Need a Direct Lender on an RV Park

Joseph PytcherPosted
  • Lender
  • Plano, TX
  • Posts 295
  • Votes 62
Quote from @Jaycee Greene:
Quote from @Joseph Pytcher:
Quote from @Jaycee Greene:
Quote from @Joseph Pytcher:

I have a client I'm working with that already owns the RV park, has 15 year note on it and is wanting to refi into a 20 year note if possible. Looking for direct lenders only who will accept brokers. Thanks! 

Hey @Joseph Pytcher, how much of a loan is your client looking for?


Property appraised for $1,650,000. They're wanting to try and go to 60-65% LTV.

OK, @Joseph Pytcher. I recently worked on something similar for a CFO client out West and I believe this would be considered a "small" deal and possibly be done via SBA/USDA. I would recommend you contact Shawn Greenway @ Celtic Bank and Riley Risto @ Gulf Coast Bank & Trust. Let me know if you have any questions.


 Yeah we're trying to avoid SBA. Just looking for other options. 

Post: Need a Direct Lender on an RV Park

Joseph PytcherPosted
  • Lender
  • Plano, TX
  • Posts 295
  • Votes 62
Quote from @Jaycee Greene:
Quote from @Joseph Pytcher:

I have a client I'm working with that already owns the RV park, has 15 year note on it and is wanting to refi into a 20 year note if possible. Looking for direct lenders only who will accept brokers. Thanks! 

Hey @Joseph Pytcher, how much of a loan is your client looking for?


Property appraised for $1,650,000. They're wanting to try and go to 60-65% LTV.

Post: Need a Direct Lender on an RV Park

Joseph PytcherPosted
  • Lender
  • Plano, TX
  • Posts 295
  • Votes 62

I have a client I'm working with that already owns the RV park, has 15 year note on it and is wanting to refi into a 20 year note if possible. Looking for direct lenders only who will accept brokers. Thanks! 

Post: DFW hard money lender that works with H-1B visa

Joseph PytcherPosted
  • Lender
  • Plano, TX
  • Posts 295
  • Votes 62

James send me a DM. I'm in DFW and I can work with foreign nationals. I might not be able to do 85% but I'll have to ask some qualifying questions. 

Post: Looking for a new mortgage broker

Joseph PytcherPosted
  • Lender
  • Plano, TX
  • Posts 295
  • Votes 62
Quote from @John Roberts:

Hi,

I am looking for a new mortgage broker.  I am in the middle GA area if that matters.

I have a duplex that we purchased with cash and paid all rehabs out of pocket.  

I've had the property for over a year now.  

ARV is about 170,000.

Looking to cash out about 120,000.  

credit score is 750+

This is in a pretty rural area.

Let me know if you have any other questions.


 Are you looking for long term financing? I can do either a 30 year cash out or a short term bridge. Rural might make it a little tougher but I think I can get it done. Can you DM me the address? 

Post: Hard Money Lender

Joseph PytcherPosted
  • Lender
  • Plano, TX
  • Posts 295
  • Votes 62

I can lend here, shoot me a PM!