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Lawrence Williams
  • Pasadena, CA
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Need help to finance a MFR in Cleveland, OH using BRRRR method

Lawrence Williams
  • Pasadena, CA
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Hello everyone,

I recently went under contract for a 3 unit MFR in the Cleveland Heights section of Cleveland, OH. I need to connect with a lender who can assist me with obtaining a loan based on the following criteria:

  • I am a California resident. The property is in Ohio.
  • The property needs to either close escrow under and LLC, or have the ability to be transferred to an LLC.
  • I'd like at least an 80% LTV.
  • I don't want to wait the standard 6 month period for seasoning. I would use the delayed financing exceptionfrom Fannie May/Freddie Mac, or a small local bank.

Here are details about the property:

  • Purchase price:   $126,500
  • Rehab:                   $0  (The seller has agreed to rehab the property based on a checklist I created from the inspection report)
  • ARV: $167,000 (The agent estimates this to appraise between $150K - $200K. My own comps show about $167K
  • Vacancy:               2 units vacant, 1 occupied. The other two may be occupied by closing.

Here is what I am looking to do:

  1. Buy the property using all cash or financing.
  2. If occupancy is not 100%, then fill vacancies.
  3. Once building is 100% occupied, have the property appraised using tenant income and leases to help maximize the ARV.
  4. Finance/refinance at 80% LTV.
  5. Pull out all or most of my money within a 6 month period. 

I've done all of the calculations to make sure that this will work. I just need to be connected with a lender that can make this happen. Does anyone have any contacts or suggestions that they would like to share?

Thank you!

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