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Updated almost 7 years ago,
Mortgage Broker or Community Bank?
I have been speaking with some Hard Money Lenders in an attempt to fund my first BRRRR deal. I found one that seems like a one stop shop. For both Residential and Commercial properties they offer Hard Money, Traditional Loans, and Portfolio Loans. If I use this company wouldn't I be missing the opportunity of establishing a relationship with one bank?
I hear alot on the podcasts and on BP that establishing a relationship with a local community bank who offers portfolio loans is the way to go which I agree. However if I use the HML I described above does't that defeat the purpose and in the long run could hurt my buying potential?
Would I be best to use a HML for ONLY Hard Money and then find another source for the cash-out refi and begin building with a long-term relationship with a local bank?
Here are their numbers for those curious:
Property Types | 1-4 single-family properties |
Market | Houston, Austin, San Antonio and Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas |
Loan Amounts | $50K-$400K (Minimum $100K outside of Houston) |
Term | 6 months |
Amortization | Interest-Only |
Rate | 12% |
Fees | 3% (can be rolled into loan if LTV allows) |
LTV | Up to 75% of the “after-repaired” value |
LTC | Up to 100% |
Qualifying | Must be able to qualify for conventional financing |
Recourse | Yes |