THEY TALKED TO THE LADY AT THE DESK.

Investors are likely to resist because ultra-long maturities increase extension risk, slow prepayments, and complicate hedging, all of which demand higher yield premiums.

I coached an amazing young lady who jumped into wholesaling about a year ago so would be happy to give you advice if you had questions about the process or how to get things rolling fast.

Most of these will perform to maturity and require relatively little work on your part.

You can also have them paid at loan maturity however, you run the risk of not being able to payoff the entire balance.. 

Is it the extension or the maturity penalty.

With tighter DSCR thresholds and slower refi turnarounds, many successful investors I work with are blending short-term bridge funding for acquisition and rehab, then transitioning into DSCR or portfolio loans once the property stabilizes.That extra flexibility protects liquidity and keeps deals moving even when long-term rates fluctuate.The BRRRR model hasn’t died — it’s just matured.

Guys and ladies, to reiterate the last thing you want to do in 2023 and may be in 2024 is to be taking mortgage from any lending institution.

Fixed or capped floating exposure, staggered maturities, and enough liquidity to sleep well.What to avoid• Chasing a high cap rate in weak submarkets.

If you're looking at, say, a 12-month bridge loan (seen plenty shorter or longer), honestly you should have an idea before you even close on the loan how you'll refi (or be very sure you can sell) ahead of maturity.