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Updated over 9 years ago,
B2R Finance vs Partnership - Which should I choose?
A rep from B2R Finance emailed me and said that they will be offering a 30 year fixed loan for single-family homes starting this August, and they do not use income or W-2s for financing. They use the property's cash flow and require a 680 credit score. Does anyone know how much cash flow they expect?
I am unable to get conventional financing on my own since I have not been at my job two years.
I plan to house hack and live at the property, but my question is, would it be better to use B2R Finance...or partner with a family member on a house and use conventional financing?
Here are the details for the B2R program...
-30 year fixed rate term
-Rates between 5.5-6.5%
-Prepayment penalty for first three years of term
-Minimum loan amount of $60,000
-Up to 75% LTV
Also, does anyone know if getting a B2R loan would disqualify me from being a first time homebuyer with Fannie Mae?