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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Account Closed
  • Property Manager / Real estate investor
  • Lynchburg, VA
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Question from my underwriter?!?!?

Account Closed
  • Property Manager / Real estate investor
  • Lynchburg, VA
Posted

My banker is currently running some numbers to see if we can get a property we have our eye on and the underwriter has specific questions he wants answered. I'm trying to answer them to appease the underwriter as much as possible

Bold - Underwriters questions

Normal - My answers

Italicized - My thoughts

Who will be the property manager since you are working full time?

I currently manage over 100+ properties and don't feel as though 10 more will be that daunting. < Worst thing they can do is ask me to get another PM right?

Would the owners be willing to finance 25% of the proceeds?

Could you elaborate on the 25% proceeds question? < I'm assuming they're talking about owner financing the downpayment, but the word "proceeds" throws me off, what do you think?

Do you have current contracts on these tenants to see when their lease expires?

We will have the contracts during the due diligence period, following an approval. < Any suggestions?

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