Advice on No Doc/No income rental loans and 20% down payment

Advice on No Doc/No income rental loans and 20% down payment

Investor · Member since 2022 · 11 posts · 4 votes

Hi community,

I have a question re: the best way to tap into my equity or find cash for 20% down payment, without the requirement of proof of income or tax return. A little about my RE background.... I purchased my first home in D.C. back in 2013 as a primary. I have since done a full demo and renovation, converting it into a rental, two 3BR units and have some cashflow, but not long enough to qualify for the traditional W2/income loans. I have spoken to DSCR lenders who can possibly help me finance the home but still need help with the 20% down payment.

Tips: I have about 200k+ in equity. Also, I have good credit.


Goal: To get some money for 20-25% down payment for a rental investment using home equity or other ways, which is where I need help. I prefer lenders or options without interest rates that are overwhelming or too high.

I am still learning so please be kind and/or resourceful with your comments. Thank you so much.

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  • Lender · Nationwide · Member since 2021 · 220 posts · 105 votes
    4y

    Are you looking to pull equity from the existing property to use on a subsequent purchase? This isn’t a primary residence, correct?

  • Investor · Member since 2022 · 11 posts · 4 votes
    4y

    Yes, interested in accessing my equity for a 20% down payment for a property in NY or MD. Also interested in other options, as I'll need 100k+ for the 20%. It was purchased as a primary in 2013, now a rental. 

  • Andrew PostellPro Member
    Lender · Fort Worth, TX · Member since 2016 · 8k+ posts · 6k+ votes
    4y

    @Elina Aske the actual amount of equity is not as important as the % of equity.  What is your current property worth....and how much of a loan do you have on it?  That will help us provide the best advice.

  • Investor · Member since 2022 · 11 posts · 4 votes
    4y
    Quote from @Andrew Postell:

    @Elina Aske the actual amount of equity is not as important as the % of equity.  What is your current property worth....and how much of a loan do you have on it?  That will help us provide the best advice.


     Thanks Andrew! The home value 985k, and the loan amount on it is 460k.

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