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All Forum Posts by: Tanya Maslach

Tanya Maslach has started 31 posts and replied 111 times.

Post: Private Lenders : Advice on the numbers

Tanya MaslachPosted
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Chris,
There is another part of your note that is not clear to me:

"If you go DSCR they will take lower..."

I am currently cleared (by another lender) for DSCR on the properties I'm proposing deals on... if that helps.

Post: Private Lenders : Advice on the numbers

Tanya MaslachPosted
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Quote from @Chris Seveney:

@Tanya Maslach

You mention ARV as a MTR but a lender is not going to look at it that way they are gonna look at what the property is worth a single family home

If you go DSCR they will take lower if 75-80% of appraisal or a coverage ratio.

So you will need the $77,7500 + around $30,000 in interest payments plus + closing and refinance which probably another $10,000.

I think that will adjust you cash on cash etc


 Okay so clarify / summarize:
 I need to come to table with the cash ($107K, plus, when the cash refi happens later, the closing cash for that), and then the priv lender holds the loan on whatever the interest rate terms are set for....

Is that correct?

Post: Private Lenders : Advice on the numbers

Tanya MaslachPosted
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Hi all,

This is for either private lenders or investors who have experience financing their properties with private lender support.

I have a 3 specific deals I'm analyzing (Ohio) and would like to know if I'm looking at this the right way. Prop details and my questions are below. One of those deals we (my husband and I) are financing with a HELOC.

The other deal we want is below.

Property (1) Details: 

MF - 2 units.  3/1 per unit. Almost turnkey. Just cosmetic updates.
Less than 1 mile to major hospital in Columbus. (Hospital is spending $3.1 bil to build out infrastructure, and is currently purchasing houses in area to support staff requirements)
Days on Market: 112

a. List: $339
b. Offer: $310K
c. Down: 25% ($77,750)
d. Rehab/Updates Cost: $12K
e. Cash flow: $1121/month
f. Est ARV (on an MTR): $365,000
g. CoC: 14.8%
h. ROI: 19.8%

I'm interested in private lending financing this deal and wondered:

a. Are the following proposed terms out of the ordinary or am I thinking about this wrong? 
   
Down payment + primary home loan for 5%, on a 12 month term with no PPP? 
SO:   $77K down + holding the loan. 


OR

Our financial and management responsibility for this deal would be sweat + financial equity (prop mgmt, GC work on site, purchase and install all furnishings (for an MTR)).

Thank you for you feedback and guidance on this.

Tanya

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 Hello - I'd be interested in learning more.   I'm available today to discuss if you are open.  I'll send you a DM request.

Quote from @Miguel Del Mazo:

@Tanya Maslach I would be glad to share our experience as we have learned to love the corporate client avatar. With the decline in traveling medical professional pay since the end of the COVID era, corporate clients represent the highest-paying clients we serve.  The market is a bit trickier because you need to be a good host to the residents while being a good vendor to the paying client. Since there are often different entities, there are different skills and systems needed.

With that said, I can tell you are definitely better at building systems that I am (I have built up some best practices, but they mostly reside in my head). I would love to help out while also learning from you as we are growing fast enough to need more robust and reproducible systems.

Thanks,

Miguel


 Love this Miguel.  Thank you.  Sent a DM.

Hi everyone,

I would love to learn from and connect with those of you who partner with corporate hq folks (regardless of the "corporate" buyer) and offer them an inventory, or even one product/asset,  for MTR/Corporate Housing. 

My goal is to build a business that serves corporate clients;
 construction and infrastructure development teams, 
 medical/education faculty,
 corporate relocation, 
 family emergency relocation services,  
sports travel/events,
corporate and industry

and I want to learn from those of you who are doing this successfully and are willing to share actionable ideas for how I can be successful in offering value to these groups.

Thank you!!
Tanya


Post: How to show the property, for OOS?

Tanya MaslachPosted
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Thanks so much @Scott Allen.    My sense is grand majority of MTR's are rented from tenants not in state or in the area for a showing anyway.  So I'll keep my current plan of photos and video as the  main source for "showings".  
Thanks for your input on this one.

Post: Furnish Finder vs ?

Tanya MaslachPosted
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@Katie Accashian  Thank you.
We're buying in OH now.  Nothing penciled out on our spreadsheet for buying and profitably running something in Denver at the moment.  Lots of opportunity in OH.

Post: How to show the property, for OOS?

Tanya MaslachPosted
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Quote from @Patrick Osterling:

Patrick, not sure if you meant this or not, and don't mean to be redundant, but you could create a video tour and just sent the prospective tenant the link. And, to your point, often times the property is already rented so a showing wouldn't be feasible. I think I've only had 2 or 3 people ever ask to see the property in person. Photos, video and reviews should be sufficient. 


 Thank you both.

Post: How to show the property, for OOS?

Tanya MaslachPosted
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Hi all,
I can use software to conduct 95% of all property / tenant / cleaning  tasks, except...

for showing the property to interested tenants.
I don't know that this would be an issue, as I'll be doing MTRs and most folks may be out of town anyway.

But does anyone here have ideas or suggestions for how I should think about this?

Thank you.