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All Forum Posts by: Alpesh Parmar

Alpesh Parmar has started 18 posts and replied 329 times.

Post: Need HELOC for a property under LLC

Alpesh ParmarPosted
  • Investor
  • Dublin, CA
  • Posts 344
  • Votes 226
Originally posted by @Steven Lee:

Alpesh,

Unfortunately, your Loan to Value (LTV) is at 70%. No Bank or Lender will honor a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) on a rental property. Even in a best case scenario you would have seasoning issues. You would have to quit claim deed your property from your LLC to your personal name and wait 6 to 12 months, If it was even possible. I've been in the lending Industry for 20 years, and I feel many people on BiggerPockets give misleading information a lot of times. I hope this helps you. Good Luck!

I understand about LTV but what do you mean by seasoning issues? This property has been cash flowing for exactly 2 years. I also know that I can get HELOC on rental but I wanted to find out if any lender will give HELOC on a rental which is owned by LLC. I do know that I can quit claim and get the loan and then quit claim it back to the LLC. I have done this before and I didn't have to wait for 6 to 12 months.
As of now, most of the lenders have stopped HELOC because of rate reductions.

Post: Need HELOC for a property under LLC

Alpesh ParmarPosted
  • Investor
  • Dublin, CA
  • Posts 344
  • Votes 226

Thanks @Kerry Baird for quick response.

Post: Need HELOC for a property under LLC

Alpesh ParmarPosted
  • Investor
  • Dublin, CA
  • Posts 344
  • Votes 226

Thanks @Kerry Baird. Do you know if any of these lenders will lend on NOO property under LLC?

Post: Need HELOC for a property under LLC

Alpesh ParmarPosted
  • Investor
  • Dublin, CA
  • Posts 344
  • Votes 226

Hope everyone is staying indoors and healthy!

I acquired a property couple years ago and did a BRRRR on it. I put in total $70K and it's worth $100K now. I bought it under my LLC and I have been thinking of refinancing. Can someone give me reference of lender who can give HELOC on an investment property owned under LLC?

Take care and stay safe!

@Anne Williams Wait a little bit and you will see better deals. I would say it would be dependent on job market in that city/state and how resilient that market is. Some markets will correct only 10-20% and some markets may go down up to 30+%.

I definitely think real estate is going down but may not go down in every market. Coastal markets like California have gone 2-4 time since 2008 and were due for correction so they will be the hardest hit. Again, no one can predict it because our generation hasn't seen a global pandemic like this before. I will wait and watch.

*** I am not an Economist and I can't predict future.

Post: New Investor - Please advise

Alpesh ParmarPosted
  • Investor
  • Dublin, CA
  • Posts 344
  • Votes 226

@Tarun Maharana Tracy and nearby Bay Area markets will may break even and mostly there will be negative cash flow unless you are putting more than 30% down.

Post: Should I sell my losing SFR rental or continue to hold on

Alpesh ParmarPosted
  • Investor
  • Dublin, CA
  • Posts 344
  • Votes 226
Originally posted by @Alpesh Parmar:

@Sameer Kh Definitely dale. Why are you even thinking about 1031 when' there is almost no gain. 1031, monetized installed sale or DST are great when the gain is substantial.

I meant definitely sell. 

Post: Should I sell my losing SFR rental or continue to hold on

Alpesh ParmarPosted
  • Investor
  • Dublin, CA
  • Posts 344
  • Votes 226

@Sameer Kh Definitely dale. Why are you even thinking about 1031 when' there is almost no gain. 1031, monetized installed sale or DST are great when the gain is substantial.

Post: 100 year old duplex- rental

Alpesh ParmarPosted
  • Investor
  • Dublin, CA
  • Posts 344
  • Votes 226
Originally posted by @Jason V.:

@Alpesh Parmar Good idea on checking with insurance agent. I learned a lot from investing in an old house. Not sure I would do it again unless the return was very good, but each house is unique!

Totally agree. Good luck!