All Forum Posts by: River Sava
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Post: Looking for Private/hard money lenders in FTL

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Hi Scott - I'm a lender based in Tampa. Happy to connect and chat further. I'll send you a dm to connect
Post: First BRRRR in Charleston

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Hi Frank -
Congrats on taking the first steps! For a $200k property, the minimum down payment will depend on your lender and financing terms. Are you currently working with one?
Typically it’s around 20%, espeically if this is your first one. Also, putting down more than 20% can lower your monthly payments, improve cash flow, and potentially get you better terms.
Happy to connect and best of luck!
Post: New to REI

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Hey Darsheka -
Exciting that you're looking for your first property! I’d recommend checking out local real estate meetups—Meetup.com and Facebook investing groups are great places to start.
Out of curiosity, what type of property are you looking for, and what investment strategies are you most interested in?
Post: Wholesaler/Realtor looking to connect with Investors

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Hey Cam, welcome to BP -
I'm from Boston originally, happy to connect with you!
Post: Seeking Private Lender

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Hi Joy -
Congrats on taking the first steps as an investor; it sounds like you have a solid plan. I'd be happy to connect and chat about DSCR loans and flips and/or brrrr options if you're exploring those avenues.
Post: Into/Beginning the journey

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Hey Shawn -
Highly suggest going to local meetups and joining investing groups on FB to build your local network. Happy to connect and good luck as you start out!
Post: The Start Of Cam Warren’s Millionare Journey

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Welcome Cam, happy to connect!
Post: Socal Multifamily Flip

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Sounds like a challenging but rewarding project! Do you usually focus on buy and hold strategies, or are you exploring different options as you build your portfolio?
Post: Trying to Scale- Lending Help Needed

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Hi Rod -
Out of curiosity, what rates and terms were you quoted for the DSCR loan?
While DSCR rates are generally higher than conventional loans, it's because they offer much more flexibility. Unlike conventional, DSCR underwriting focuses on the property's cash flow rather than your personal finances/DTI. Typically, DSCR rates are about 1% higher than conventional loans—not the 2-3% range you mentioned. TIf you're goal is to scale, they are an excellent option for while bypassing some of the stricter requirements of traditional financing.
Post: New Member looking to network

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Hey Sean, welcome!
Happy to connect with you