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All Forum Posts by: Noah Wright

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Post: HELOC on Rental

Noah Wright#4 Private Lending & Conventional Mortgage Advice ContributorPosted
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  • Posts 149
  • Votes 78
Quote from @Danny Van:

Hello,

I went to go get a HELOC on my rental property and most of the big banks said they do not do HELOCs for investment properties. I am trying to find a way to take out the equity to buy a new property. Any strategies, ideas, etc? I do not want to refinance because my interest rate is at 4 percent. Would appreciate some help with this.


 Try TD Bank.

Otherwise, focus on a higher return investment, so that a refinance into higher interest rates is offset by your profit potential.

Quote from @Calvin Thomas:
Quote from @Noah Wright:
Quote from @Matthew Tyson:

Just trying to get a gauge on current DSCR loan rates. Curious what those who are looking at BRRRR refi's are getting quoted at, all things being equal.


 6-7% best case

7-8% base case

9-10% worst case

beyond that we move to bridge/hardmoney options

9-10% best case

11-12% base case

12-14% worst case

17% SOS Emergency (avoid imminent insolvency, worst day of borrowers life, etc...)

Speaking broadly, of course


At those higher rates, what's the point?

 Many reasons, terrible credit or recent bankruptcy, still wants to invest in a great profit opportunity. Some people have balloon payments coming due and have no other option. Spend long enough fielding calls and you'll see it all.

Quote from @Matthew Tyson:

Just trying to get a gauge on current DSCR loan rates. Curious what those who are looking at BRRRR refi's are getting quoted at, all things being equal.


 6-7% best case

7-8% base case

9-10% worst case

beyond that we move to bridge/hardmoney options

9-10% best case

11-12% base case

12-14% worst case

17% SOS Emergency (avoid imminent insolvency, worst day of borrowers life, etc...)

Speaking broadly, of course

Quote from @Fay Chen:

I'm looking to cash out refi a SFR rental property in Irving, TX. I live in WA. So I've been rejected by several national lenders now. Is it pretty much impossible? If not, please show me how. Thank you!


 Absolutely! Happy to help--

Quote from @Sean Spagnola:

Any cash out refinancing options that would not requiring seasoning?

From my own research this is unlikely. At best I've seen 6 month seasoning periods. 

I am targeting properties that have been on the MLS for longer than the average. Hopefully purchase for a discounted price. I'd mortgage them. Do a light rehab to increase ARV. Refinance and pull my down payment back out to start the next. Pretty much a classic BRRR.

I'm hoping not to have my down payments tied up for a 6 months to a year before I can repeat the process.

Any help and advice is truly appreciated.


Hi Sean, absolutely! As long as you put more than $10k into upgrades, you can cashout essentially immediately. Happy to help--

Quote from @Danielle DeCormis:

Hello, All!

I am looking at a property zoned commercial where there is retail space on the bottom floor and an apartment above. The apartment requires substantial work to be completed prior to renting. The retail space needs minor work. I'm used to BRRR'ing residential homes and would like to do something similar with this property. Is that a thing? What are my options?


 Absolutely! Happy to help--

Post: Hard Money Lender

Noah Wright#4 Private Lending & Conventional Mortgage Advice ContributorPosted
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  • Posts 149
  • Votes 78
Quote from @Chris Varsek:

Hi there, looking for a hard money lender in the Chicago/NE IL area.


 Absolutely, happy to help --

Post: Lending in cleveland OH

Noah Wright#4 Private Lending & Conventional Mortgage Advice ContributorPosted
  • USA, Nationwide
  • Posts 149
  • Votes 78
Quote from @Aqil Dharamsey:

Hello. Looking for an investor friendly lender for an apartment building in E. Cleveland. Cash flowing presently with some soft Reno value add.


 Absolutely, happy to help --