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All Forum Posts by: Keith Anderson

Keith Anderson has started 3 posts and replied 29 times.

Post: Hard money loans for manufactured homes

Keith AndersonPosted
  • Real Estate Lender
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 48
  • Votes 9

Hey Derek, 

Just one program I have for MHPs.

  • Drexel Commercial Bank Alt #1
  • - Loan Amounts: $100,000- $2,000,000
    - Loan Amounts of $2-$5 million, over 2 million are considered on a case by case scenario.
  • - Property Types: Multi-Family, Mixed-Use, Retail, Office, Warehouse, Self-Storage, and Auto Service (no gas stations or underground gas tanks). Case by case a Mobile Home Park. If I didn’t list the property type here we are probably not lending on it. The only grey area I have is if a bar/restaurant is a tenant in a mixed use building or strip mall, we can possibly do those.
  • - The property types this program does not lend on at all: Hotel/Motel, Day Care’s, Adult Living Facilities, Boarding Houses, Funeral Homes, Stand Alone Bars and Restaurants, Gas Stations, Car Wash, Land, anything Agricultural, Manufacturing, Schools, etc.
  • - No Gas stations, Day Cares, Restaurants.
  • - Loan Purpose: Purchase| Refinance| Refinance Cash Out
    - Initial Fixed Rates: 3 & 5 year options
  • - After the fixed period of the loan, the 3 or 5 year option, interest rate adjusts to: It is wall-street prime which is currently 3.25% plus the margin of 4%. So in 3 years if WSP is the same the rate would be 7.25% (3.25% plus 4%). One thing to keep in mind is the start rate is the floor. If the start rate is 7.99% the rate will never go below that.
    - Term: 30 years fully amortized
    - Rates: 7.49-9.99%
    - Loan to Value: 75% on Multi Family and Mixed Use, All other property types 65%
  • If borrow wants an all cash out refi lender minuses 5% from LTV, if borrower is also a new borrower (this is there first real estate deal, lender also minuses 5% from LTV).
    - Minimum Fico: 650- strict!
  • - Program allows a seller assist on the down payment of a purchase which will total 3% of the total loan amount.
  • - Program allows a seller second to carry up to 80% CLTV.
    - Unlimited Cash-out (remember if all cash our refi on free and clear, 5% is taken off of max LTV.)
  • - Can blanket some commercial properties if they are right next to each other, case by case scenario.
  • - Deposit for appraisal is around 3K.
  • - Closing costs around $2,300; wrapped into loan amount.
  • - An environmental is required for all properties, which costs from $1,500-$2,200; wrapped into loan amount.
    - Prepayment Penalty: 5% of the total loan amount, only when loan is in the fixed rate period.
  • - Multifamily and Mixed Use properties with a loan amount of over $750,000 may possibly be offered a better rate on a case by case scenario.
    - Population requirement: City must have a population of 25,000 OR be within 25 miles of a city with a population of 100,000.

- Program offered nationwide…Exceptions: TN, North and South Dakota, and New Hampshire, IL, MI

Post: Good Foreclosure Attorney in Georgia

Keith AndersonPosted
  • Real Estate Lender
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 48
  • Votes 9

Tim,

Stephanie Skidmore with Hartman Simons goes to my church. here is a link for her info. If she can't help you she can refer you. 

http://www.hartmansimons.com/attorneys/stephanie-skidmore/

Post: Can anyone in Jacksonville, Fl suggest an investor friendly title company?

Keith AndersonPosted
  • Real Estate Lender
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 48
  • Votes 9

First American Title is a huge national  company who work with almost every lender in the country.

Post: Do I have to wait 6 months to refi a flip?

Keith AndersonPosted
  • Real Estate Lender
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 48
  • Votes 9

There are many bank and  non traditional bank lenders who will refi a short term purchase and rehab loan with a permanent vehicle. You may have a hard time finding one who will lend you more than you owe until a period of seasoning has passed.

Post: New Member: Atlanta investor still living in Chicago

Keith AndersonPosted
  • Real Estate Lender
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 48
  • Votes 9

Hey Liviu, 

I am in the Sandy Springs area and have been for 25 years! Wish I had been doing this way back then!

Keith

Post: rehab loans

Keith AndersonPosted
  • Real Estate Lender
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 48
  • Votes 9

I know a great 100% Fix and Flip Program  in S.C. It is a tough qualifier with strict 680 mid FICO scores for all involved. Full recourse and spousal guarantee if applicable. Let me know if you would like details.

Keith

Post: Cashout refi

Keith AndersonPosted
  • Real Estate Lender
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 48
  • Votes 9

After seeing what happened to lending post 2008, I would finance whatever you can at the best rate with the least out of pocket expense. Cash in your control (pocket) is King... ALWAYS!

Post: Cashout refi

Keith AndersonPosted
  • Real Estate Lender
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 48
  • Votes 9

$1400 can do some things here and now. $30/month is Starbucks once or twice a week!

Post: Lender wont let me Cash out Refinance with 6 financed properties

Keith AndersonPosted
  • Real Estate Lender
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 48
  • Votes 9

You are now a commercial borrower not a residential one. You can amortize most loans for 25-30 years, but not very many of those will offer fixed rates for the amortization period. Most fixed periods are 3,5,7,10. 

Post: Looking at refinancing mortgage on a 24-plex in Montana

Keith AndersonPosted
  • Real Estate Lender
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 48
  • Votes 9

Hi Mark, 

If you haven't found anything let me know. I know a couple of bank alt lenders with pretty decent rates and 25k minimum population requirements who lend on 5+ units in Montana.

Keith