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All Forum Posts by: Nate T.

Nate T. has started 13 posts and replied 134 times.

Post: ReSimpli questions. Data transfer etc

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Quote from @Mitchell Billman:

I have tried to find this info online with no success. Even went ahead and tried to call the contact number on their site and got a voice mail.  We are currently using podio and wanted to possibly transfer our data over to resimpli.  I cant seem to find any guides to help me send my info over to resimpli vs having to type it all over again. 

Also cant seem to find the pricing for skip tracing.  

Any help would be great. 

Thanks


 Hi Mitchell, did you end up signing up with RESimpli? How do you like it? 

Post: Software for tracking both rentals and seller financed notes

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Can anyone recommend a good property management software solution that tracks seller financed loans (i.e. properties that we have sold with seller financing), along with tracking the rentals?

We are currently using Excel for the most part for tracking the rentals, and using a third party account servicing company for tracking most of the seller financed loans (Weststar).  I would like a software solution that handles both.  And ideally the seller financing tracker should handle borrower escrow accounts.

I appreciate any input! :)

Post: How do you keep track of payments with seller financing?

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This post had a good list of account servicing companies.  Weststar is the one we use.  It costs $225 for setup and $19/month (or $13 if no escrow account).  Then some additional fees at the time of payoff.

Post: Private Loan Servicing Tools and Services

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Quote from @Robert Whitelaw:
Howdy Folks,

I want to create options for my sellers moving forward to help ease them into the possibility of providing private seller financing for buyers.

I have come up with a list of 3rd party loan servicing businesses, but I also want to provide a software option where the seller can more directly manage the loan.

 Hi Robert, did you come up with a good software solution?   We currently use Excel for rentals, and mostly Weststar for servicing seller financed loans.  I'm looking to start using property management software that can also do the accounting for seller financed loans, including escrow accounts. It seems like there's enough people doing both that there should be a good software solution...

Post: Property Management Software with Lending Features

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Quote from @JC K.:

Hi!  I am looking for an affordable property management software that will also help me manage loans made to others.  I have a few owner financed real estate deals I’d like to track efficiently while also managing rental income. 

Responding to your 6 year old post... did you find a good solution?  I'm looking to start using property management software, but I want something that can also do the accounting for seller financed loans, including escrow accounts.  Excel is NOT a great option when you have more than a handful of loans to track. (Excel is what we're using currently... ) :)  

Post: lease for Arizona group home

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Quote from @Marla Conrad:

@Nate T. Hi Nate, I currently have a client that wants to lease a home to place a group home.  Can you tell me how much you would charge if you had a property to rent?  I'm trying to help her pull some numbers together.  Also, please let me know if you have a rental property available that you would be willing to rent for this purpose! Thank you for your time.


 Hi Marla.  It seems like the rate is typically about $1000 more than a regular long term rental, for a similar property.  We do not have any rentals available at the moment.

Post: lease for Arizona group home

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The group home has worked out well.  They've been a good long term tenant.  They were paying above market rent, but now with the crazy rent increases in the Phoenix area, they're actually paying a little below market.  But that's fine.

Regarding the insurance, we still have a regular landlord policy.  We need to get that updated, just haven't gotten around to it.  If anyone knows an agent that offers a good policy for a property being rented to a group home in Arizona, please let me know.

Post: Attn: SBA Disaster Loans for Landlords

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Originally posted by @Jane Smith:

So, could this be used for an AirBnB?

What if I still have reservations that will most likely cancel?

We just started this AirBnB in October, so would we have to file our taxes first to prove that we have a business?

The PPP requirement is that the business was in business on Feb 15, 2020. I believe the EIDL requirement was Jan 31, 2020 (going off memory).  So you definitely don't need a tax return to apply.

With the streamlined EIDL app, you don't really need to provide any info about your AirBnB or any specific business activities, they're just collecting some basic info about the business and owner. So it would probably be wise to apply and "get in line", and then deal with the details when they get back to you for more info.

Post: Attn: SBA Disaster Loans for Landlords

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Originally posted by @David H.:

@Lauryn Meadows

Hi Lauryn,

These EIDL loans will not be forgiven. There is currently a $10k grant that can be applied for. See links above.

The loan forgiveness people are referring to is a component of the new Paycheck Protection Program loan. The PPP loan is likely NOT eligible for rental property owners.

Also, if it were, the PPP loan size is based off of payroll from the prior 12 months times 2.5. Most rental property owners have limited payroll, even if for independent contractors.

Also the forgiveness is only for an 8 week period after the loan origination and the funds must be used for specific purposes, such as payroll. It is incredibly important to understand the PPP loan is not a blanket forgivable loan, there are strict rules attached, and it is likely NOT eligible for rental properties.

 I believe the PPP loan size is 2.5 times the average MONTHLY payroll, not 2.5 times 12 months of payroll.

Post: Attn: SBA Disaster Loans for Landlords

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Originally posted by @Kevin Miller:

I applied for the 10k under both my wife's and my Corporation, I felt that was cleanest as opposed to my rental properties and their various entities.  It's strange that the 2MM loan went away and was replaced by 10k that if I'm reading correctly doesn't need to be paid back?!

The 2M loan did not go away.  The 10K is an advance on whatever loan you get, up to a max of 2M. But you get to keep the 10K even if you are denied for the loan.  With 30-50 million small businesses and contractors potentially applying, they probably won't be getting these loans out very quickly, so they added the advance to help people in the interim.