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All Forum Posts by: Brian Willie

Brian Willie has started 29 posts and replied 41 times.

Hi. I own a property near Birmingham. I bought it subject to. I owe about $289K and it's worth about $310-320K. I want to sell it on a wrap but not sure how to structure the deal or if there would be buyers for this. The total payment is about $2200 with PITI. Interest rate is 6.25% Nice house, nice neighborhood. Trying to figure out what I can/should expect to charge for 1)Purchase price; 2) Down payment and; 3) the spread per month if any on what I pay per month. Thank you in advance.

Hi, 

I'm working on getting a HELOC on my own personal residence. I own 4 rental properties in LLCs in two other states. I'm wondering how a lender factors these rental properties in to my ability to get a personal HELOC?

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Quote from @Dave Herbst:

Hi, all. I work for CMG and am the All In One Loan product manager. I can help answer questions and help remedy any issues if any have occurred. The product is a first lien position, 30-year draw, home equity line of credit with a linked zero-balance sweep-checking account (terms vary slightly for homestead properties in Texas). The primary advantage is that it automatically applies deposits into the checking account to loan principal. Money remains available for spending needs 24/7 by using the checking account as you normally would. It comes with ATM/VISA (Debit) cards, checks, online bill-pay, mobile banking, mobile deposits, direct deposit, ACH transferring between accounts, etc. We reimburse up to $15 per month third-party transaction fees for using the ATM cards, if incurred, for pulling cash out of an ATM machine. 

Monthly interest payments are computed on the unpaid principal balance at the close of each day (11:59pm EST). This means that while idle money awaits to be spent during the month, it is actively saving the borrower interest cost that month.Total daily interest from one month isn't due until the 21st of the next - which is drafted from the HELOC automatically. There is no P&I payment. This is what makes it so powerful. Deposited money goes directly to loan principal. Money left in the account that isn't needed to regular bills and expenses, remains in the HELOC and compounds the savings benefits. This would include money normally budgeted for a traditional loan payment + money simply not needed (positive cash-flow).

It's powerful tool for those who are established in their financial behavior and have some spending discipline, because it simply applies regular consumer banking behavior in a beneficial way to shrink the size and cost of mortgage debt faster. 

Let me know if I can help answer any questions. I know I work for the company, but I'm also an All In One Loan customer. It's changed my life for the better, personally, as well as so many of my family members and friend's lives as well. But we're very diligent about education and providing the most suitable programs which make sense for their unique situation. Here to help!

Dave


Hi Dave thanks for the information. Dos the All In One only work with a refinance or can it be used with the purchase of a new property. If so, is the down payment requirement typically 20%?


 Brian,

It can be used as a purchase. Minimum 10% down for primary (with mortgage insurance), 25% for investment.


Chris


Thanks Chris! Do you have any colleagues that service the Las Vegas area for this type of loan?

Post: 2nd Position HELOC Questions

Brian WilliePosted
  • Posts 42
  • Votes 13
Quote from @Benjamin Aaker:

This will be dependent on the bank. It's very difficult to find a bank willing to lend in second position. Your best bet is to contact the commercial banker at the bank who holds the first position mortgage on the property. Since they already have first lien, they are more likely to offer a second.


 Should have mentioned this is on my personal residence. 

Post: 2nd Position HELOC Questions

Brian WilliePosted
  • Posts 42
  • Votes 13

Hi,

Does anyone have insight into the max LTV that can be borrowed on a 2nd position HELOC? On a max LTV what is the typical DTI and required credit score? Thanks!

Quote from @Dave Herbst:

Hi, all. I work for CMG and am the All In One Loan product manager. I can help answer questions and help remedy any issues if any have occurred. The product is a first lien position, 30-year draw, home equity line of credit with a linked zero-balance sweep-checking account (terms vary slightly for homestead properties in Texas). The primary advantage is that it automatically applies deposits into the checking account to loan principal. Money remains available for spending needs 24/7 by using the checking account as you normally would. It comes with ATM/VISA (Debit) cards, checks, online bill-pay, mobile banking, mobile deposits, direct deposit, ACH transferring between accounts, etc. We reimburse up to $15 per month third-party transaction fees for using the ATM cards, if incurred, for pulling cash out of an ATM machine. 

Monthly interest payments are computed on the unpaid principal balance at the close of each day (11:59pm EST). This means that while idle money awaits to be spent during the month, it is actively saving the borrower interest cost that month.Total daily interest from one month isn't due until the 21st of the next - which is drafted from the HELOC automatically. There is no P&I payment. This is what makes it so powerful. Deposited money goes directly to loan principal. Money left in the account that isn't needed to regular bills and expenses, remains in the HELOC and compounds the savings benefits. This would include money normally budgeted for a traditional loan payment + money simply not needed (positive cash-flow).

It's powerful tool for those who are established in their financial behavior and have some spending discipline, because it simply applies regular consumer banking behavior in a beneficial way to shrink the size and cost of mortgage debt faster. 

Let me know if I can help answer any questions. I know I work for the company, but I'm also an All In One Loan customer. It's changed my life for the better, personally, as well as so many of my family members and friend's lives as well. But we're very diligent about education and providing the most suitable programs which make sense for their unique situation. Here to help!

Dave


Hi Dave thanks for the information. Dos the All In One only work with a refinance or can it be used with the purchase of a new property. If so, is the down payment requirement typically 20%?

Hi, does anyone know who offers all in one/first lien HELOC in Nevada with credit scores around 680? Thanks.

I have a house in TX that I own subject to. I'm looking at possibly re-selling it. Are there any restrictions on re-selling it also as a subject to to a new purchaser? 

Post: First Lien HELOCs

Brian WilliePosted
  • Posts 42
  • Votes 13

Hi, does anyone know who offers this product in Las Vegas? Thanks. 

Is it legal to sell a house on a wrap that you own subject to in Texas? I know there are quite a few restrictions in TX in general and wondering if anyone can weigh in on this. Thanks!