All Forum Posts by: Mat Poole
Mat Poole has started 9 posts and replied 15 times.
Post: Financing a mobile home

- Rental Property Investor
- Nashville, TN
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@Rachel H. I hadn’t thought of that! Thanks
Post: Financing a mobile home

- Rental Property Investor
- Nashville, TN
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@Brett Sayers it’ll come in around $50,000
Post: Financing a mobile home

- Rental Property Investor
- Nashville, TN
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I’m trying to purchase a property (in Clarksville TN if that’s important) that’s a half acre with a single mobile home on it. The numbers look great and it’s in my price range but I can’t seem to lock in financing on this. I’ve spoken with 9 loan officers and even tried to split up the purchase (vacant lot financed, cash on the home) to no avail. Any tips?
Post: Using a HELOC for financing

- Rental Property Investor
- Nashville, TN
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I have some equity in my current residence that I'd like to use as a down payment on a long term rental. Would the average lender be against using a HELOC to do this? How would it affect my debt to income?
Post: Best areas in Nashville / Middle TN to invest?

- Rental Property Investor
- Nashville, TN
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I don't have any properties yet but for me the areas with the lowest point of entry and highest rate of return is in Clarksville and Columbia.
Post: Moving and Turning My Primary Residence Into a Rental

- Rental Property Investor
- Nashville, TN
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My wife and I are considering a move this year and id like to keep and rent out my current residence. For those that have done this before what was the process like securing a new mortgage for the new house?
Current home is already on a conventional loan.
Post: Is Five Percent Down To Big of An Ask?

- Rental Property Investor
- Nashville, TN
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To clarify, and this might be where I get called crazy, I am looking at purchasing this strictly as an investment property. I already have a primary residence. I've found as low as 15 percent thus far.
Post: Is Five Percent Down To Big of An Ask?

- Rental Property Investor
- Nashville, TN
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Am I out of my mind thinking I can find a loan product with five percent down right now? First time buyer looking at single family homes between the $75,00 and $115,000. I've talked to a handful of loan officers and at this time the lowest down option I've found is fifteen percent.
Post: The Main Takeway From Your First Long Term Rental

- Rental Property Investor
- Nashville, TN
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@Zach Westerfield thanks for the response! I’ll add those to my reading list
Post: Estimating Insurance on a rental

- Rental Property Investor
- Nashville, TN
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I’m trying to find a way to estimate insurance costs. Obviously there are plenty of variable that go into a monthly premium but there’s gotta be some rule of thumb to base these numbers off.
I’ve been using $1,000 yearly for every $100,000.
Located in Middle Tennessee researching Wilson county, Columbia, and Clarksville.