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Updated almost 9 years ago,
What to include in loan officer presentation
I'm about to make a report to give to the loan officer about a property we're about to buy. This is our first purchase so we don't have a track record, however I have stopped in and established a relationship with the loan officer.
I intend to include:
- my wife and I's family budget
- our goals and reasons for investing
- a breakdown of costs on the property (capex and opex) and show in an excel spreadsheet that it will cashflow (Rents-50%-mortgage = cashflow)
- list of maintenance and money spent on the property in the last several years
- report from a licensed inspector
- 6K in reserve emergency fund for repairs
- Existing lease agreement from current owner
Is there anything else I should include and would anyone have an example of what they have taken to a loan officer (with no real numbers, of course). I want to establish credibility and professionalism right from the start, even if it is maybe overkill for just a duplex because hopefully it will make further purchases easier.
Thanks,
Brandon