All Forum Posts by: Mike Grudzien
Mike Grudzien has started 2 posts and replied 1146 times.
Post: Best Locations for AirBNB

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- Eugene, OR
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Watch out for hurricanes, floods and I'll throw in tornados, too.
Post: Are you using a specific AI suite or just ChatGPT?

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- Eugene, OR
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Well this chain is going to be interesting. I'll be watching for the replies and consensus.
Post: Looking for Gap Funding

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- Eugene, OR
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No. I'm tied up.
But I was offering a suggestion: if you present a professional business case and show the forum that you know what you're doing, you'll get more bites.
Post: Looking for Gap Funding

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- Eugene, OR
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Can you provide a little more "Business Case" numbers? How much, secured by what, what timeline, etc.
Post: HELOC on an Investment Property

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- Eugene, OR
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What about doing private money, do the repairs and then DSCR to finish?
Post: STR - Loan Options

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- Eugene, OR
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Do a 30 yr. You can always pay more, but if you have negative cash flow, you can't pay less than the full mortgage payment.
Post: Nine bears ?

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- Eugene, OR
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I don't know about bears, but I was at a bar the other night and saw a couple of cougars...
Post: Private and Hard Money Lending Advice

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- Eugene, OR
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Or call around to find experienced realtors that work with investors and continue networking....
Post: Private and Hard Money Lending Advice

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- Eugene, OR
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No I don't. But you might be able to use "Google" for searching in your local market.
Post: Anyone Else Noticing Lenders Backing Out More Often Lately?

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- Eugene, OR
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A good deal with good numbers for all will always be a good deal. BUT, per comments above, certain elements of the deal (condos in a hurricane zone), can change everything as lenders consider the "what ifs". In times of expensive money, formally small concerns loom large.