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Post: New member (Fix & Flip help)

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Quote from @Mason Stewart:
My wife and I have been flipping one house a year in our local market here in Texas. So far we have been successful.
I am now to the point where I would like to begin looking into taking on more than one flip a year but I am running into funding problems. We have always used conventional funding but our local banks aren't fond of lending for investment properties.
We have discussed seeking private money or possibly hard money but we have no idea where to get started. Any guidance or assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
Depending on your experience and cash on hand, we may be able to give you a pre-approval that helps get better origination fees as well as less underwriting on the borrower level. Let me know if you have any interest.
Post: Bought first three duplexes this year, not sure where to go from here

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Quote from @Ryan Tongue:
Hi all,
I'm 23, bought my first three duplexes last fall (in a partnership, not the sole owner). I was in college at the time of investment and didn't have the bandwidth to take on a renovation, so all three properties were relatively straight forward: 20% down fixed 30-year, place a tenant, wait.
My biggest takeaway from the experience is that we tied up a lot of capital for very little cash flow -- essentially, I don't feel that I put myself in a position to scale. I'd like for my next investment to be made with some sort of exit plan to recycle and reuse the capital put into it. I'd lean towards a BRRRR, but I certainly won't have enough capital to make a cash purchase for a while.
Where should I go next? Should I be looking at apartment complexes for better cash flow? Some sort of flip? I appreciate that it takes time to build passive income in real-estate, but I'm hoping there's a smarter way to go about it than saving up $50K to dump into a property that cash flows a few hundred a month.
Would appreciate any advice regarding the direction I should go next. Another thing that might be an important factor is that I'm confident I could raise about $0.5mil in cash if I did want to bring on other investors who've expressed interest.
Thank you,
Ryan
Hey Ryan, we have a great BRRRR product that might work for your next deal. Hit me up if you want to discuss.
Post: Looking for DSCR Lender for $115K Loan – 20% Down

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Quote from @Neela David:
Hi everyone,
I'm looking for a DSCR lender that can help with a $115,000 loan amount. I’m putting 20% down, and the property is an investment rental.
Most lenders I’ve spoken to have higher minimum loan amounts ($100K+), so I’m hoping someone here has experience with a lender that works with smaller balances in this range.
Any recommendations or broker referrals would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance 🙏
We can definitely get this done for you. Feel free to give me a call.
Post: Quick Feedback: Idea for Faster Proof of Funds Letters

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A POF letter should be easy if you have an actual relationship with a lender. I provide them all the time for my clients, but I know what their situation is, and if anything is close to being off, they understand my guidelines, and know what I need to get the loan closed.
Post: Any private lenders who allow less than 20% down payment and 740 FICO for DSCR loans?

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Quote from @Stan J.:
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Quote from @Erik Estrada:
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85% LTV is possible on a DSCR loan. The rate will be pretty high
Without a 740 FICO? I'm also looking for no PPP if possible. If you're able to help, I'm happy to chat.
740 FICO minimum and 1 Year PPP minimum
Right so FICO is still the hurdle lol. I have yet to find a lender who is flexible
So, what is your FICO? We can go down to 640, but not with less than 20% down.
700 - 720. 720 is more reasonable
For DSCR, we'd be at 20%, depending on the project and experience, we can get to 90% on fix and flip.
Post: Any private lenders who allow less than 20% down payment and 740 FICO for DSCR loans?

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Quote from @Stan J.:
Quote from @Erik Estrada:
Quote from @Stan J.:
Quote from @Erik Estrada:
85% LTV is possible on a DSCR loan. The rate will be pretty high
Without a 740 FICO? I'm also looking for no PPP if possible. If you're able to help, I'm happy to chat.
740 FICO minimum and 1 Year PPP minimum
Right so FICO is still the hurdle lol. I have yet to find a lender who is flexible
So, what is your FICO? We can go down to 640, but not with less than 20% down.
Post: DSCR min $60,000 loan Ohio.

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Quote from @Austin McClain:
Yes, I'll send you some that I know
Hi Austin, I am also in need of a DSCR lender in Ohio for lower loan amounts $60-80k. Can you message me if you still have the contacts?
We can go down to $70k, but the property needs to appraise for at least $100k.
Post: Private Lenders - Where to start?

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Quote from @Shane Bishop:
Hello! My wife and I are current real estate investors looking to expand our portfolio into the STR market and we have identified a potential opportunity in the upstate of SC. Capital is always a major hurtle though, so I wanted to ask if anyone had any recommendations on how to build relationships with private lenders or knew anyone that would be willing to walk us through the private lending process. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! We haven't done anything outside of conventional lending so this would be a new journey for us, but we're excited to learn!
Hey Shane, happy to have a discussion to see what we may be able to do. Depending on the project and your existing project, we'll see how big of an issue capital is.
Post: Growing investor wanting to connect with whlolesalers and lenders

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Quote from @Kedric Naylor:
I've become a little more active here in the past few months. As I finish up my latest deal, my next step would be to maybe try a flip. I wanted to connect with wholesalers and lenders with knowledge of pre-foreclosures. I would appreciate any input or connections you all may have.
I am located in North Metro Atlanta.
Hey Kedric,
Congrats on completing your first deal! We're direct lenders based out of Florida. Happy to discuss what we can offer to you.
Post: Boca Raton - Just moved to FL and looking to network with laywers, lender and Buyers.

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Quote from @Jon Shilalis:
I have a nice portfolio of my own properties and have a bunch of Airbnb and multi family homes. I have been a real estate broker for 16 years and have experience from apartment rentals to commercial leasing and sales.
I am new to Boca Raton and starting a brokerage here. I still have a brokerage with agents in Boston MA. I will also start to advertise for business brokering as I already have 2 listings for sale.
Right now since I am just getting going I would be a huge asset to a buyer who wants something specific. I will go out and hunt down exactly what you want off market. Many of the homes I purchased myself were specific target homes that I scooped up off market.
If you play tennis or golf even better. Lets network over a game!
Hey Jon,
We're direct lenders on the corner of Congress and Yamato in Boca. Happy to connect!