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All Forum Posts by: Craig Warner

Craig Warner has started 0 posts and replied 76 times.

Post: New Real Estate investor. 1 Rental Property

Craig WarnerPosted
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Hi Joshua,

If you like some help with easy financing for your investment property, be happy to offer our direct lending services.

Thanks

Craig

Post: Interested in Rapid Rescore

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Quote from @Felicia Richardson:
Quote from @Craig Warner:

We rapid rescore borrowers at no cost, if we are working on a loan for them. Typically to either help them qualify for a program minimum FICO requirement or to help decrease the rate or increase the loan to value.

However, as mentioned above, your lender who pulled your score should also offer this service.


Hi! This is good to know. I definitely may be reaching out to you. Do you have a construction to perm product? Land loan?
Yes, we offer a OTC ( one time close) construction loan to perm. We also have land only loans as well. 

I look forward to being of service. 

Post: Looking for Investor-Friendly Lenders

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Quote from @Jerome Morelos:

Hello BP, I am looking for an investor friendly lender in my area. I'm planning on purchasing an owner-occupied home in the next 1-3 months and would love to discuss strategy. Thank you. 

I recently joined BP and this post made be too late, if you have already closed.
Let us know if you want to talk?
Thanks
Craig

Post: Mixed use property - any 30 year fixed products under 7%?

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Hi Karolina, I'm working on that unicorn for you......

Post: How Many times can you refinance?

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Good advise above and getting all your questions answered. Not cap on how many times you can refinance a property. 10 mortgaged properties is a cap on Conventional Full doc lending and no limits on NonQm and DSCR programs.

Now it gets down to finding a lender who has great rates and great service, that's where I come in.

Let me know how I can help or answers more questions offline if you like.

Thanks

Craig

Post: Thoughts on Using DSCR Loans

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Hoi Deborah,

Both Jasper and Stacy, did a good job of explaining how a DSCR works. I wanted to add to the Why, should a investment property buyer use a DSCR program over a Full Conventional purchase or refinance, as we do all programs, whether for a primary, 2nd home or investment property.

Currently Full doc loans, meaning using tax returns (2 years) for qualifying can be tedious work and interest rates are higher compared to our DSCR products, since on Fannie Freddie conventional loans require LLPA's ( loan level price adjustments) added to the base rate. Also with conventional loans, the reserve requirement are required for each investment property owned, assuming they have a mortgage on them. Whereas with our DSCR we only require reserves on the subject property, typically 3 months for loan amounts =<$500,000, and 6 months for loan amount over $500,000.

The DSCR usually is the best way to go.

I'd be happy to chat, to see how I can be of service.


Thank You

Craig 

Post: Advice on getting equity out of a rental in Washington state

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Hi Matt,

Good advice by Drago and I would add the easiest no qualifying option would be to do a cashout refi on a DSCR program. We also have HELOC's and HELOAN's on investment properties as well, even using bank statements as income, if self employed too.

If you'd like to explore your best options, let's talk for a few minutes to determine the best rate and payment strategies.

Thanks

Craig

Post: Live in Flip Mortgage for Self-employed <2 years!

Craig WarnerPosted
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I may be able to help as an FHA 203K as you mentioned, but need to dig a little further as to your self employment business and if your were in the same line of work as a W-2 employee.

Maybe be easier to talk on the phone for 5 minutes. 

Send me a DM if you want to connect.

Thanks

Craig

Post: Is my first DSCR loan experience normal?

Craig WarnerPosted
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Hi Hana,

We are a direct lender, not a broker and have aggressive DSCR interest rates and can use your existing appraisal. I'd be happy to give a quote.

Let me know how I can help.

Thanks

Craig  

Post: Multifamily Loan Information needed

Craig WarnerPosted
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Hi Norma,

I recommend using a DSCR purchase whereas the property qualifies itself, no tax returns , no employment or income required. However we do require a 660 score, 20% down, 3 month reserves.

Let me know if you'd like to talk about any options.

Thanks

Craig