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All Forum Posts by: Chase Preston

Chase Preston has started 3 posts and replied 8 times.

Quote from @Bill J Fay:

Hard to tell from the photo posted. Would need dimensions and more angles for an input. Closing that door would open up more possibilities. Could you fit shower on back wall, toilet where door is, then sink closest to you? 

Will get dimensions and more pictures soon. Any idea how hard installing a ceiling attic access is? We plan on doing a glass shower somehow

Above is picture from original listing purchase. Our plan is to add a shower. The issue is the plumbing running from the center floor connecting to the old bathtub. We also are considering closing off the brown door in the picture (access to the attic) and creating access elsewhere. 

Any suggestions? Can take more picture of current status if need be. Doing a complete new renovation of this room.

Quote from @Devin Peterson:
Quote from @Chase Preston:

Recently purchased a first property with a friend - fix and slip near our personal properties. We are completing the work ourselves. Our goal is a 6month turnaround time.

House (foreclosed) was listed for $90k originally, was able to purchase and close outright for $50k cash. Goal is to put $40-50k back into the house. Great/safe first property with the major work being a new kitchen and 2 bathrooms. 

We've been discussing lending options with local banks in the area to obtain $80-90k of funding.  Most banks say this is too small of a loan or we need to own location for 6months. Is hard money lending a better route to obtain lending? Any lenders out there or other resources to obtain the funding? Thanks!


Chase, If you are seeking funding on a stabilized DSCR loan, you will need to own the property for anywhere between 3-6 months depending on the end lender overlays and guidelines. You can take as much cash out as 75% LTV of the property. Sounds like you are near the end of renovations and looking to get your initial investment back. If that is the case, there are lenders out there that go down to $75,000 loan amount. Be aware, that at these lower amounts rates and fees may be higher than average. Happy to help any more specific creative financing ideas with you!


We are just beginning renovations! We've also looked at 0% interest credit cards for 12-18 months

Quote from @Erik Estrada:
Quote from @Chase Preston:

Recently purchased a first property with a friend - fix and slip near our personal properties. We are completing the work ourselves. Our goal is a 6month turnaround time.

House (foreclosed) was listed for $90k originally, was able to purchase and close outright for $50k cash. Goal is to put $40-50k back into the house. Great/safe first property with the major work being a new kitchen and 2 bathrooms. 

We've been discussing lending options with local banks in the area to obtain $80-90k of funding.  Most banks say this is too small of a loan or we need to own location for 6months. Is hard money lending a better route to obtain lending? Any lenders out there or other resources to obtain the funding? Thanks!


 Hi Chase, 

Are you looking for a long term lender to refinance you based on the estimated ARV? The issue with getting a hard money loan will be the PP and the Rehab cost. Most lenders will not finance a purchase under $75k and especially if the rehab budget is close to the purchase price.

However if you do this all with your own cash and plan to cash out on the new appraised value, you may do so on a DSCR loan with 90 days seasoning, or no seasoning if 100% of the cost is not over 75% of the new value.

Hi Erik!

I've been reading about the DSCR since your reply. Is there many cons to this type of loan? We did not know if this was an option to us!

Recently purchased a first property with a friend - fix and slip near our personal properties. We are completing the work ourselves. Our goal is a 6month turnaround time.

House (foreclosed) was listed for $90k originally, was able to purchase and close outright for $50k cash. Goal is to put $40-50k back into the house. Great/safe first property with the major work being a new kitchen and 2 bathrooms. 

We've been discussing lending options with local banks in the area to obtain $80-90k of funding.  Most banks say this is too small of a loan or we need to own location for 6months. Is hard money lending a better route to obtain lending? Any lenders out there or other resources to obtain the funding? Thanks!

Quote from @Jacob Sherman:

How much will the property be worth after it is completed ? 


The sold comps in the area compare to $130-170k. We're looking at 30k/40k profit on the low end.

Quote from @Jay Hurst:
Quote from @Chase Preston:

Hi all.

Making my first step into the real estate world. Started an LLC with a best friend and putting a cash offer in on a bank owned property. Planning a flip of the property with 50k cash buyout + 40k estimate of renovations.


We've considered paying cash for property, obtaining loan for 90k-100k and paying ourselves back first before starting renovations. We have the capital to pay for entire house + renovations with cash as well. We've considered home equity loans, HELOC, even credit card with high limit and 0% interest for many months.

Any direction you recommend?  We've spoke with multiple banks at this point to get a few options.  Main goal is minimizing risk with it being our first property but was able to obtain the house for 40+% less than listing price due to our cash offer and able to close ASAP.  


Thanks


 It depends on the details but you might very well run into "seasoning" issues trying to pull out more cash then you just purchased the property for. 


Hi Jay,

Do you care to go into a little more insight explaining the "seasoning"?

Hi all.

Making my first step into the real estate world. Started an LLC with a best friend and putting a cash offer in on a bank owned property. Planning a flip of the property with 50k cash buyout + 40k estimate of renovations.


We've considered paying cash for property, obtaining loan for 90k-100k and paying ourselves back first before starting renovations. We have the capital to pay for entire house + renovations with cash as well. We've considered home equity loans, HELOC, even credit card with high limit and 0% interest for many months.

Any direction you recommend?  We've spoke with multiple banks at this point to get a few options.  Main goal is minimizing risk with it being our first property but was able to obtain the house for 40+% less than listing price due to our cash offer and able to close ASAP.  


Thanks