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All Forum Posts by: Ko Kashiwagi

Ko Kashiwagi has started 1 posts and replied 950 times.

Post: Getting started in real estate investing

Ko Kashiwagi
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Hi Robel,

There's a lot of ways to immerse into REI - start by reaching out to people, offering value. Good luck!

Post: Advice on selling a cash flowing rental property

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Hi Nathaniel,

8% on rental 2 is steep but it doesn't seem like a terrible investment at all - what's the appreciation outlook on this one?

$400 cash flow on 140k property is not bad and the cost of reallocating capital by selling is likely not worth it unless you have a very good opportunity based on risk adjusted returns. You can sell it if you start feeling tight on finances. You can also reduce risk by actively paying down mortgage

Post: Leveraging equity on my first deal

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Hi Blake,

Are these all modular houses? Typically with investment properties you can pull out up to 75% of the value with a cash out refinances, but most lenders don't touch manufactured/modular/mobile homes so you'd need to connect with the right broker to get the refinance done or a local bank that's willing to do it

Post: How To Access Equity With Low credit Score and High Debt To Income Ratio?

Ko Kashiwagi
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hi Andrew,

What was your FICO? Different lenders have different FICO limits

Post: No seasoning refinance on a cash property

Ko Kashiwagi
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Hi Axel,

75% of initial cash purchase can be easily done with both conventional or DSCR as a delayed purchase. You'd be able to get more cash out with DSCR with lower seasoning.

Post: Are people still able to do full BRRR's in Nashville?

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Hi Wayne,

I've helped refinance a couple of deals in Nashville at 75-80% LTVs last few months. Typically they are super tight on DSCR but still work close to 1.00. I'm not sure if you mean "full BRRRR's" means to cash flow well but just to refinance at a high LTV, deals are definitely out there.

Post: 16 door package

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  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hi Robert,

You could get a portfolio loan that allows your to balance out the higher rents with the ones with lower rents. With a cash out refi on those free and clear properties, you should be able to pull out up to 75% of the value if it debt covers

Post: Thomasville Georgia BRRRR

Ko Kashiwagi
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Hi Gary,

Congrats on your deal! If there's minimal comps you can ask for CMAs but honestly you won't know until you get the appraisal. It's one of those deals you may have to roll the dice. But you should be able to make a decent guesstimate with the price per square foot sold in the area

Post: 1 rental under my belt. Now, what's next?

Ko Kashiwagi
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hi John,

It sounds like you'd be able to get some cash out on the 210k value after paying off your current balance. You can keep on recycling that money and keep on scaling!

Post: Looking for a bank to get a HELOC on investment property

Ko Kashiwagi
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hi Dave,

I've done HELOCs/HELOANs on investment properties for my clients but most of the programs underwrite based off of DTI calculation, so if you have 10 conventional loans you'd need to show a lot of income. Happy to take a look.

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