All Forum Posts by: Upen Patel
Upen Patel has started 49 posts and replied 1759 times.
Post: Lending on a Co-Op Condo Building in FL

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Hey! @Dillon Rachman What are you? Realtor? Lender? Hard money lender?
Doing loans for Co-op is very tricky. Co-op is ONLY for owner occupied purchase. The Co-op board holds the decision as to who can buy. They will interview the buyer and can deny them. The Co-op board also hold the authority as to the type of loans they will allow and the lenders they will allow. If you are a hard money lender, then you are out of luck.
Post: NO HELOC for California rental property

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@Account Closed Getting a HELOC on an investment property is going to be tough, especially if you are looking to get a high LTV. With mortgage rates this low, why would you want to get a HELOC? Why not do a cash-out refi and lock in the rate?
Post: Cash Out Refi in Colorado. 6-months on Title?

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Originally posted by @Brent Salazar:
@Upen Patel during the purchase of my last deal I had an issue with purchase of a property because the owner had only been on title for 2 months. In a flip scenario have you experienced issues selling before the 6 month mark to a buyer using conventional financing?
For conventional financing there is no time restriction. But be ready for the underwriter to ask for a 2nd appraisal to confirm value. So the loan process will take a bit longer.
Post: 30 yr fixed LLC loans, Residential 1-4 units

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Originally posted by @Angelou Masters:
can you send me the rates and terms for a refi as well as a new purchase. The loan will be vested in my LLC
These loans are not available at this time.
Post: New Investor In The DC Metro Area

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Hey! @George Hausmann
Adding to what @Russell Brazil & @Adrienne Green have already stated.
Typically you go for FHA 3.5% down if you have bad credit, buying a 2-4 unit, or looking for the higher DTI. The higher DTI for FHA is currently not available, so that's not an advantage anymore (at least for the time being). So for a 1-unit property, I would recommend going with a conventional 3% down, which is still available with a few lenders. As long as you can qualify for the purchase on your own you will be fine.
Post: FHA, VA, USDA - Purchase & Refi - Min FICO 640

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Want to let you know about my banks Direct loans.
- TFSB Direct for FHA, VA, USDA
- Conforming loan limit per county - up to 4-unit residential (NO high balance)
- Min FICO 640
- Max DTI per agency guidelines/AUS
- Max LTV per agency guidelines
- Aggressive pricing
- Loan min $100K
I Lend in ALL 50 states!
You can submit your loan application at - http://apply.thefederalsavings...
If you would like to have a discussion, then please grab time on my calendar - https://calendly.com/upatel
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Post: Investment Cash-out refi

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I am still able to do cash-out refi for investment properties
Fannie/Freddie 30 yr fixed
Title in individual name
Contact me before my bank joins the list of others who have stopped offering cash-out refi for investment properties.
I Lend in ALL 50 states!
You can submit your loan application at - http://apply.thefederalsavings...
If you would like to have a discussion, then please grab time on my calendar - https://calendly.com/upatel
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Terms and conditions may vary. Subject to underwriting approval.
Member FDIC and Equal Housing Lender.
Post: Becoming a Mortgage Broker

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Mortgage banking is not as easy as its made out to be. And if you want to be a top producer like Chris and I then you are surely putting in a lot of time.
There are lots of rules, regulations, guidelines to keep a track off. Which just not possible if you are not committed and doing it as a side hustle. You will end up screwing up more loans then you will be successful with, and will piss off borrower/realtors in the process. Not the best approach to growing your business as a mortgage banker.
I am personally looking to hire bankers, but no way I am going to bring someone on board on a part-time basis. It is bound to fail, and I would hurt my reputation along with it.
Post: Seeking funding for on-market deal

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Hey! @Nicole Heasley Beitenman Is this a 1-unit property? If yes, I can fund you with a Fannie rehab loan (if you qualify) even if it is an investment purchase. You put the down payment and the bank will fund the purchase + rehab.
Lets speak. Feel free to call me or grab time on my calendar - calendly.com/upatel
Upen Patel, Senior Vice President | The Federal Savings Bank | web: mortgagefinancepros.com | calendar: https://calendly.com/upatel | cell: (571) 331-5161 | email: [email protected] | Federal NMLS# 1374243
Post: Cash Out Refi in Colorado. 6-months on Title?

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Hey! @Alan Mills To get a Fannie/Freddie loan (good rates) you have to season the purchase for 6-months to be able to do a cash-out refi. You can get the refi process started, but can't close until the day after the 6-month seasoning has been meet.