All Forum Posts by: Account Closed
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Post: Invested in a multifamily
- Lender
- Richmond, VA
- Posts 47
- Votes 10
You don't have to wait 6 months to refi... I know many lenders that do 30-day seasoning and 90-day. It's a matter of shopping around.
Post: To refi or not to refi
- Lender
- Richmond, VA
- Posts 47
- Votes 10
On a deal this size, for a refi cash out, my clients would pay around $4k in fees.
Post: To refi or not to refi
- Lender
- Richmond, VA
- Posts 47
- Votes 10
$14k in closing costs for a refi or the next purchase?
Post: I hear a lot about Hard money Lenders, Private money, etc etc
- Lender
- Richmond, VA
- Posts 47
- Votes 10
Private doesn't look at income and is fully based on credit and the property. They're typically long term, while hard money is short term. Hard money is usually 12-24 months and at a much higher rate. Private lending can be low 5's while hard money is usually 8% - 12%.
Post: Cash out Finance paid off remodeled condo
- Lender
- Richmond, VA
- Posts 47
- Votes 10
Getting it refinanced after just purchasing isn't the problem. In a situation like this, you'll want a private lending company, and they won't lend if you're living on/in the property.
Post: Would it be wise to do a cash out refinance before a recession?
- Lender
- Richmond, VA
- Posts 47
- Votes 10
Originally posted by @Jerry Padilla:
I wouldn't pull money out specifically for the fear of a recession.
I would pull money out now due to rates being low, and if you have a planned use for the money - like a down payment for more rental properties.
If your property, is a primary residence multi-family property you could pull out up to 75% LTV.
Property doesn’t need to be primary to pull 75%.
Post: Need creative financing advice on 10 townhouse deal.
- Lender
- Richmond, VA
- Posts 47
- Votes 10
Private lending companies require 20-25% down.
Post: Need creative financing advice on 10 townhouse deal.
- Lender
- Richmond, VA
- Posts 47
- Votes 10
Do you have 20% down?
Post: Is it better to purchase units with tenants occupying or vacant ?
- Lender
- Richmond, VA
- Posts 47
- Votes 10
@Jackson Andrews Tenants in place helps you get financing. No tenants helps you negotiate the price down.
I suppose you can view it either way.
Post: Buy actual real estate or invest in REITs?
- Lender
- Richmond, VA
- Posts 47
- Votes 10
@Logan Edmunds
Depends financially. However, if money isn’t the problem, I’d rather own hard assets than paper assets. Better for taxes, more secure and you have a bit more of control.