location of subject property, valuation, property type, currently rented for, is it in flood zone, experience of ownership determines who is lending. How many units in each market in the buckets. There are about ten in the US and they don't lend in every state.
location of subject property, valuation, property type, currently rented for, is it in flood zone, experience of ownership determines who is lending. How many units in each market in the buckets. There are about ten in the US and they don't lend in every state.
I had half a dozen contacts from three years ago that were doing non-guarantor and now they're not. Seems overall, the demand has dried up. I haven't been able to get past the first question with anyone yet, which is "can you do non-guarantor loans".
This is very common now as most lenders are getting crushed on commercial side and recognize the residential side is going to have some pain and they do not want to get stuck with investor loans with no personal guarantee as that is what people walk away from first when they get in trouble.
Check out North American Savings and Bank. SDIRA non-recourse loans used to be their specialty but I am unsure how much they still do as it's been a while since I've connected with them. I will say that LTV requirements and even strict qualifications for asset type, condition, age, etc. make it super tough unless the property LTV is below 50%.