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James Brants
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New LLC financing (new investor)

James Brants
  • Odessa/Midland, TX
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Hello all!

I just started my LLC and are looking for advice on financing. How difficult is it to obtain the Capital needed for a single family under my LLC? how much of a down payment? Can you get pre approved?

I know there are better ways on what to start with, I’m just trying to start simple and build my confidence/experience.

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Jack Mawer
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With a DSCR loan, most lenders are giving up to 75% LTV at the moment. You should be able to get pre-approved pretty quickly, considering most of these loans are non-qm (strictly focused on the property cash flow rather than W-2s, 1099s, etc.). As long as you have a decent FICO score you should be good to go. Do you already have a property in mind?

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