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All Forum Posts by: Deadrick Colbert

Deadrick Colbert has started 78 posts and replied 233 times.

That's awesome. Way to go!

Post: Questions about refinancing

Deadrick ColbertPosted
  • Investor
  • Easley, SC
  • Posts 248
  • Votes 51

Thank you @Matt Turbitt.

Post: Questions about refinancing

Deadrick ColbertPosted
  • Investor
  • Easley, SC
  • Posts 248
  • Votes 51

I have about 60k of equity in my primary residence. I have toyed with the idea of refinancing and using the cash to put down on another house. I would move into the new house and it would become my new primary residence and also give me a lower rate. I would rent out my current home. Currently, I have 9 yrs left on a 15 yr note. Does this sound like a good strategy? I welcome any feedback from those that have already done this.  

Post: Leaverage vs Cash for sub 40k properties

Deadrick ColbertPosted
  • Investor
  • Easley, SC
  • Posts 248
  • Votes 51

Hypothetical question...If you had a 40k to invest and wanted a buy and hold property. Would you pay all cash for a sub 40k property, make a few minor repairs, and then rent it out for $500-$600 per month or would you use the 40k to make a 20% down payment and get a conventional mortgage on a much better property and rent it out at $950-$1050 per month?

This would be awful.

http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/broward/article86623042.html

Post: Bank Financing for Fix and flips

Deadrick ColbertPosted
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  • Easley, SC
  • Posts 248
  • Votes 51
Originally posted by @Jonathan Godes:

Depends on the borrower and the property and what your needs are. 

If you have a 1980's split level that just needs a $20k "refresh" but is otherwise totally inhabitable, a bank can lend on that assuming it will be a primary residence or you have enough money down to qualify for an investment loan (30% typically). If you are going to inhabit the property, a 203k loan will provide financing for the purchase and renovation, but I hear that those are sometime difficult to work with. 

It is doubtful there is any bank that will lend you 100% of the funds on an inhabitable home (ie needing major renovations) UNLESS you have a great and longstanding business relationship with them and a portfolio loan or line of credit. 

 @Jonathan Godes, thank you for the input. 

Post: Bank Financing for Fix and flips

Deadrick ColbertPosted
  • Investor
  • Easley, SC
  • Posts 248
  • Votes 51

@Mike Wood thank you for the information.

Post: Bank Financing for Fix and flips

Deadrick ColbertPosted
  • Investor
  • Easley, SC
  • Posts 248
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Are there any banks that fund fix and flip properties?

Post: Wholesaler needs buyers for Greenville SC properties

Deadrick ColbertPosted
  • Investor
  • Easley, SC
  • Posts 248
  • Votes 51

I'm a buyer.

@Jordan L. in South Carolina, each county has their own criteria for appealing property taxes. I recommend going to the county website and seeing if you can do it online. I appealed in Pickens County a few yrs ago and they lowered the tax assessed rate from 154k to 129k. You have to have documentation to prove that you are correct. In my case, I purchased the house as a foreclosure, so I simply attached a copy of the appraisal that was used when I purchased the house and that was sufficient. Good luck.