All Forum Posts by: Logan Fast
Logan Fast has started 6 posts and replied 46 times.
Post: Multi-Families on the MLS and the 1% rule

- Omaha, NE
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The market also makes a huge difference. Property taxes in Phoenix are a fraction of property taxes in Omaha. Property insurance in a flood plain tends to be much more expensive than other places. These factors among others skew the "1% rule".
Post: Your opinions for our first investment plan? House hack vs. BRRRR

- Omaha, NE
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I don't think it's easy to find either a multi-family to house hack or a good property to BRRRR. It will take work to find a good deal either way, but they are out there. You could also consider finding a single family with a walkout basement, adding a kitchen to the basement, and either using the basement as a conventional or short term rental.
Post: Banks in Omaha that have worked with Wholesalers

- Omaha, NE
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Hey Robert, typically you would assign your contract to a cash buyer so you wouldn't have to worry about any bank regulations. You will likely have to double close if they are using a conventional bank loan.
Post: Contacts in Omaha, NE

- Omaha, NE
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Hey Matt, I'm an investor in Omaha. Let me know if there's anything I can do to help you out.
Post: Fannie/Freddie guidelines for house hacking

- Omaha, NE
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@Jeff Brower what if one of the units is newly converted from a basement to an apartment?
Post: Fannie/Freddie guidelines for house hacking

- Omaha, NE
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@Stephanie P. thanks for the reply. That's solid information.
@Matthew Roder thank you, I do think the first lender I was going through was inexperienced with this. I'm guessing she has only dealt with single-family owner-occupied loans so it was all unfamiliar territory for her. Using 75% of market rents we were finally able to get pre-approved for the amount we were looking for. It would've been nice to get in with a second mortgage so there was nothing out of pocket...but I'll be happy to get it either way.
Post: Pitfalls of being a private money lender

- Omaha, NE
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You will definitely need to make sure you can evaluate the deal correctly. If there's equity in the deal and you have to "foreclose" and take the property, then it's actually a bigger win for you.
Post: Future multi family units investments

- Omaha, NE
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@Edwin Colon let me know if there is anything I can help you out with
Post: Fannie/Freddie guidelines for house hacking

- Omaha, NE
- Posts 46
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@Aaron Poling just an update if you were curious. It appears having the owner carry back a portion of the note is still considered debt (obviously), so this doesn't help out the debt/income issue we were running into. I spoke with another lender and they informed me that you can actually use potential market rent from the other two units to boost the applicant's income. The first lender told us this wasn't possible without 12-month leases in place. Definitely not solved yet, but things are looking good. Should know for sure in the next couple days!
Post: Going from Owner carry to FHA loan

- Omaha, NE
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