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All Forum Posts by: Chris Cambridge

Chris Cambridge has started 9 posts and replied 168 times.

Most options start at $3MM

Max 65% LTV

5 year interest only depends on program

Fully amortize option 25yrs

5-6% start rate

Non-Recourse

6 Months Interest Reserves needed

What's the exit strategy?

The fact that offers were made is one thing. If those offers were relative to asking and not low ball then you're in hot water. 

Post: Can you get line of credit on Multi family property?

Chris CambridgePosted
  • Investor
  • New York, NY
  • Posts 187
  • Votes 36

Let's think this through. 25/36=69%. Where is the LOC supposed to go? And what LTV did you expect? Now if you have other assets with less than 65% debt you may get some leverage to 65% CLTV as a second. If you are at 700+ scores then @Jason Shackleton suggestion is a strategic one.

Post: I need Lending help

Chris CambridgePosted
  • Investor
  • New York, NY
  • Posts 187
  • Votes 36

There are short term and long term programs that are no based on W-2. The real qualifications address credit experience, DSCR, property value and location. Last but not least you have to show reserves 6-12 months.

Post: 90 unit portfolio with assumable loan

Chris CambridgePosted
  • Investor
  • New York, NY
  • Posts 187
  • Votes 36

Simplify it. Listen to and evaluate advice you get here and get partners by building relationships. 

Post: What rates and terms do you pay for big deals?

Chris CambridgePosted
  • Investor
  • New York, NY
  • Posts 187
  • Votes 36
Originally posted by @Timothy Hero:

Thanks Mitchell! It sounds like rates aren't too different than non-qm residential. It sounds like the closing costs are less on a percentage basis.

I'm not in the non-qm space but I haven't seen any over $2MM. It's troubling that it is being compared to products that are designed for $3MM+ and 50+ unit transactions. I think you're cross analyzing the wrong data. That's why the only proper response to a rate question is, what are your expectations provided blah blah blah blah blah?

Post: What rates and terms do you pay for big deals?

Chris CambridgePosted
  • Investor
  • New York, NY
  • Posts 187
  • Votes 36

Hero that would still be determined by the loan product, market, DSCR, LTV, credit. The reasonable response is what are your expectations regarding LTV, DSCR, liquidity etc? Your mention of terms is absolutely critical.There are 3-4.25%, 4-6.5%, 6.5-8.75% programs with lower rates for shorter 5-10yr terms full doc and upper rates for limited docs and longer terms. Everyone is smelling the roses when they hear the rates. Reality hits when the file gets to underwriting.

Post: Commercial lenders- established owner occupied business purchase

Chris CambridgePosted
  • Investor
  • New York, NY
  • Posts 187
  • Votes 36

Details

Post: Buying home in Queens or Brooklyn

Chris CambridgePosted
  • Investor
  • New York, NY
  • Posts 187
  • Votes 36

The real conversation is not that it's high but what do you qualify for and comfortable paying. Is this investment or PR with rental income?