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All Forum Posts by: Dallas Sauer

Dallas Sauer has started 8 posts and replied 74 times.

Post: I'm 18 in HS, Is getting my RE license the best way to get involved w/low capital

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@Hayden McDougal I agree with Alecia. Grow your network and see where you can offer a benefit to others. Research and learn the different aspects of the industry. Real estate agent, wholesaler, hard money broker are all great options in this space but it comes down to wanting to learn and who you know!

Post: Is a fix and flip loan the best option here?

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Quote from @Samantha Schiabor:

 Is a fix and flip loan the best option for this scenario? The property is being bought at a discount and has equity built in already... no need for funding to do renovations.. is there any other forms of financing that is available for a quick clean flip like this? 


 It really depends on your plan for the property. Do you plan to turn and sell it right away? Hold it for a year? Keep it long term?

If you plan to sell quickly, a bridge or fix and flip option is probably the right choice. If you plan to hold it for a year, I would recommend a DSCR loan as long as the property and cash flow qualify. Since you know you want to sell after or around a year, go with a 1% prepayment penalty in year 1 and nothing after that. It will come with a slight rate increase but overall worth it as the rate will typically be much better than the F&F. If you plan to hold long term, still go with the DSCR option. This time you have more options on prepayment penalties. For the best rate, the 5-4-3-2-1 option but you have others that can be 3 or 4 years or again stay with the 1 year option above and refi after year one.

Post: Looking for Hml in swfl. Home under contract

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Quote from @Nino Alfano:

Have property in fmb under contract at 800k 

150-175k rehab 

1.6m arv


will cash out refi & keep for str


 Sounds like a great deal! 

Post: DSCR loans with no seasoning on down payment

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Quote from @Jorge M Kuljis:

Are DSCR loans on motre than 4 units possible with no seasoning of DP?

thank you,

Jorge


 Yes. How many units?

Post: Construction Loan? Hard Money loan? Other

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Quote from @Socorro Temple:

Hello Everyone,

Last year, I purchased a property using a DSCR loan for a medium renovation. The existing home was 1,000 sqft. But we've decided it would be best to add a second level and build a new home. The home is located in Warwick NY

The situation: We have an existing loan on this property ($215K, appraised for $290K) and the construction renovation cost will be $310K to create practically a new home of 2,080 sqft. We currently have $150K from a HELOC from our primary residence and $60K from a 401K loan. So we have about $210K for the construction but are short $100K to begin the process.

The estimated value of the home, once completed would be between $675K - $750K

FYI, we also have an investment condo valued at $300K and a loan balance of $175 that has been fully rented for 4 years now.

Both my husband and I are W-2 employed with a combined income of $185K

We are not planning to flip the home. We want to rent the home for short or long term.

In this particular situation, what would be the best course of action to get the $100k that we are missing? The curveball is that we already started the demo and most of the existing home is gone.

I am trying to provide as much info, so feel free to ask anything else you think I might be missing.

Thank you for your help!

ST


 Was the as is appraisal done in the properties current condition? This is doable depending on your experience and the current state of the property. You also have another option of potentially a cash out refi on the condo depending on how the cash flow looks. Feel free to PM to discuss both in depth. 

Post: Fix & Flip Financing up to 90/100

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Quote from @Tyler Cobb:

What is "investors with top experience" mean?


 5 similar deals. Similar if they are same market and relatively close rehab amounts. We also give experience for being a realtor and a GC.

Post: Fix & Flip Financing up to 90/100

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Quote from @Christopher Hume:

I'm interested can we connect and talk more bout funding for my deal ? 


 I replied to your email!

Post: Seeking Financing for a 10-Unit Apartment Building: Recommendations Needed!

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Quote from @Jesson George:

I'm in the market to acquire a 10-unit apartment building with a purchase price of $950,000. I find myself in need of a loan or lender who can provide a 25/30-year amortization with a fixed rate for the entire term or maybe with only a 1relock rate. Have any of you recently collaborated with a lender who offers such terms? what are the current interest rates?

Primarily, I'm leaning towards conventional lending, but I'm also considering the Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) loan type. Any insights or experiences with either option would be greatly appreciated.

If you've recently secured financing for a similar project or have recommendations for lenders who specialize in apartment building investments, please share your thoughts below. Your expertise could prove invaluable as I navigate this exciting but complex process.


We can do DSCR up to 10 units. Does the property need rehab or is it turn key? Are the units already rented? Feel free to DM me.

Post: Cash Purchase Rental Property by Mortgaging Another Property

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Quote from @Garrett H.:

I'm exploring options to generate enough funds to purchase a $450k investment property but don't have the liquid cash. I have another rental property free and clear and considered securing the funds by taking a mortgage out on it. I'm not certain of my debt to income ratio at the moment, but if I try to mortgage out a property to purchase another, does the rental income I anticipate getting from the new purchase factor into the debt to income calculation? Or am I looking at this all wrong and would be better to just to find a hard money lender to finance this?


I would recommend checking out a DSCR loan for both properties. The one you are trying to cash out you should be bale to get a 30 year loan based on cash flow of the property. The new one, if it doesn't need rehab you should be able to get into for 20-25% down if the property cash flows. Let me know if you need help!

Post: Fix & Flip Financing up to 90/100

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Hi All,

I am a Direct Lender as well as a Mortgage Broker in Arizona. My group and I are expanding our Hard Money lending Nationwide.

We are offering Fix & Flip loans to real estate investors with top experience up to 90% of purchase and 100% of rehab.

Brand new borrowers 70% of purchase/ 100% of rehab. 

Total loan not to exceed 70% of the new ARV.

Rates starting at 9.75%

Yes we do refinances! Yes we do mid swing deals!

DM or email me to get started! [email protected] to see what we can offer.