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All Forum Posts by: Nathan Wiebe

Nathan Wiebe has started 16 posts and replied 40 times.

Post: Using 1040 as Income Verification

Nathan WiebePosted
  • Sherwood Park, Alberta
  • Posts 42
  • Votes 7

To buy property in the US.

Post: Using 1040 as Income Verification

Nathan WiebePosted
  • Sherwood Park, Alberta
  • Posts 42
  • Votes 7

I’m a US citizen/Canadian resident. Could I use the Canadian employment income stated on my 1040 as income verification at a bank or do they require a W-2?

Post: Using other people’s credit

Nathan WiebePosted
  • Sherwood Park, Alberta
  • Posts 42
  • Votes 7

What if I co-signed on the loan? Wouldn’t that reduce their risk as I would be on the hook for the mortgage as well? I’m a Canadian investor so it’s hard to get US bank financing with that good of terms. But I do have friends and family in the US.

Post: Using other people’s credit

Nathan WiebePosted
  • Sherwood Park, Alberta
  • Posts 42
  • Votes 7

Yes, mainly. I mean, could you do it for a flip?

Post: Using other people’s credit

Nathan WiebePosted
  • Sherwood Park, Alberta
  • Posts 42
  • Votes 7

Does anyone have any examples/stories of deals where they used someone else’s credit to get a mortgage? How would you suggest structuring that deal? Say the only thing they do is get the mortgage and you provide the downpayment/take care of everything else. What percentage of that deal is fair?

Post: Refinancing after using seller financing

Nathan WiebePosted
  • Sherwood Park, Alberta
  • Posts 42
  • Votes 7

Thanks! I’m just spitballing ideas at this point.

Post: Refinancing after using seller financing

Nathan WiebePosted
  • Sherwood Park, Alberta
  • Posts 42
  • Votes 7

Do they expect any sort of prepayment penalty (interest for the rest of the year, amortization period, etc)?

Post: Refinancing after using seller financing

Nathan WiebePosted
  • Sherwood Park, Alberta
  • Posts 42
  • Votes 7

Can you refi a property after using seller financing to get better terms? Are seller’s ok with this? What’re people’s experience with this?

Post: Connections in Waco TX

Nathan WiebePosted
  • Sherwood Park, Alberta
  • Posts 42
  • Votes 7
Hi everyone! I’m a Canadian investor who’s looking at the market in Waco, Tx and around the area to invest in. I’m looking for recommendations on some good connections in the area: realtors, property management, investors, etc.

Post: Buying to flip in Waco- zip 78706,76707,76708

Nathan WiebePosted
  • Sherwood Park, Alberta
  • Posts 42
  • Votes 7
Richard Major I’d be interested in hearing more about Waco what’s working for investors down there.