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All Forum Posts by: Andrew Zamboroski

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Quote from @Ann Mclean:

Can I find a lender to refinance an investment property that is fully paid off?.  I need to pull cash out.  Please point me in the right direction.  Thanks

As many others have said, you have multiple options! How long have you owned that property and how you need to qualify are two things that may dictate which direction you go! Reach out if we can help, we assist investors in these scenarios all of the time!

If all you're concerned about it growth, DSCR loans would help you scale your portfolio without a DTI constraint (let me know if you want more info there). Qualifying on rents covering expenses versus your income is a nice feature!

Quote from @Andrew Earle:

We currently have a bridge loans for two portfolios that we need to refinance. We have already refinanced one portfolio with an interest only loan and are looking to continue refinancing the next two with the same company but I am looking to make sure we are getting the best loan package for the next two before we proceed. Any suggestions of lenders for something like this would be appreciated!

 The 30-year fixed portfolio loan with an intro 10-year IO period has been popular for clients of ours! I’m not sure how your first was structured, but, it offers a good option with a longer term if desired

Post: looking for a lender

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Quote from @Ane Deys:
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Quote from @Ane Deys:

Hello all,

I'm looking to buy a property from my SDIRA funds. I have to use a non-recourse lender for this transaction.  looking for a lender who deals with SDIRAs / non-recourse lending, any suggestions? 


We can do non recourse in bridge debt under 1 million or on rentals at 60% ltv. I’m not sure if that would work 


 thanks Andrew, can I DM you?

Sure!
Quote from @Frank Ventresca:

Hello

Hope you are well


Is it worth it to refi? I’m claustrophobic about the IO and wondering if I need to make a switch. Other dscr refis put me at a higher monthly.

Appraised Value $700,000.00

Sales Price $680,000.00

Loan Amount $544,000.00

Payment $3,966.67

TERMS

Tue In 480

Interest Rate 8.750 % Interest Only Months 120

Total Payment (PITI) $4,832.78

APR % 9.065 % Margin % Index % Floor Rate

Floor Verbiage

Convertible: No

PREPAY: YES

1. Hard 60 mths 5.000%

BUYDOWN: NO

Hard Prepay Period 60 mos.

In my experience I have yet to see a situation where a 40-year IO made more sense than a 30-year with IO period or standard amortized product. The added rate adjustments of the term and IO period usually negate the benefits (or many of them).
Quote from @Eric Wong:

Hi! 

I used a HELOC to purchase two SFH around ~250k each as cash deals about 2 years ago. Are there any options for me to get a fixed rate loan on each SFH so I can pay back my HELOC. The interest rate on the HELOC is 8.5%.

Absolutely, there should be DSCR or conventional options available for you (depending on your needs).

Post: Cross Collateralization Loan

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Quote from @Michael Vernese:

Attempting to find a lender who would be willing to accept cross collateral in the form of a free and clear property to purchase a small multi family property that needs light rehab. Fix and flip loan or DSCR would work for my current needs and situation.


I and the properties are located in Florida of that makes any difference. 

We may be able to make that work. It may also be easier to do two simultaneous transactions. Let’s connect!

www.modernmortgagemi.com/commercial


Quote from @Moises R.:

Hi, my goal is to access the equity in the rental property. It's a duplex. It's paid off. I have it in a separate LLC. I would estimate it's value at 130-160k. I don't want a loan larger than 100k.

Most lenders have a minimum of 150k for their DSCR products. Any suggestions if i want to do a smaller amount? I'm in St Louis, MO. Thank you!

We go down to a 75k value on 1-4 units if we can help!
www.modernmortgagemi.com/commercial
Quote from @Zaid A.:

Hey guys, I’ve been building a portfolio for a few years of commercial and residential properties, it’s been goin great so far until I feel like I’m running out of cash to buy new ones, currently I’m flipping some properties one at a time to make money to buy more rentals, my problem is when I’m done rehabbing I feel like I want to keep them and rent them out! Everything I have is paid off! What’s the best way to pull my money out of them ? I wanna buy a big multi family project! 

A cash out refinance could be a great fixed rate option and a way to maximize your equity to grow your portfolio. Please reach out if you want us to take a look!

www.modernmortgagemi.com/commercial
Quote from @Mark Walker:

Would like to improve cash flow on 5 SFR, thanks for help.


 Happy to take a peek to see if we can help. Quite a few portfolio options, if it is a viable option, I’m happy to give you an honest overview.