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All Forum Posts by: Daniel J.

Daniel J. has started 41 posts and replied 235 times.

Post: Going from No Cash to Cash

Daniel J.Posted
  • Conroe, TX
  • Posts 237
  • Votes 43

@Thomas S. @Henri Meli Sorry for missing details. They are delivering it as an empty property, so you would be starting from scratch with rents.

Post: Going from No Cash to Cash

Daniel J.Posted
  • Conroe, TX
  • Posts 237
  • Votes 43

@Jason D. Going off market rents

Post: Going from No Cash to Cash

Daniel J.Posted
  • Conroe, TX
  • Posts 237
  • Votes 43

@Keith C. They do not have financials for the property itself, no rent rolls, expenses, leases etc.

@Nghi Le it would be to buy, fix what needs to be and hold long term.

Post: Going from No Cash to Cash

Daniel J.Posted
  • Conroe, TX
  • Posts 237
  • Votes 43

@Jason D. The sellers are basically unwilling to dig and come up with anything so it seems, hence the all cash.

@Henri Meli Have you had success just asking everyone you know?

Post: Cart before the horse?

Daniel J.Posted
  • Conroe, TX
  • Posts 237
  • Votes 43

@Gino Barbaro Thanks!

@Rod Khleif Thanks!

Post: Going from No Cash to Cash

Daniel J.Posted
  • Conroe, TX
  • Posts 237
  • Votes 43

I was evaluating a deal and they ended up switching to needing an all cash deal because the owner died and there are no financials for it, so banks will not finance it. I did contact my mortgage broker to see if there is an option through them, I am waiting to hear back. The purchase price is 399k.

I am working with a partner and we have access to 150k, but not 400k. Due to it being my pre first deal and not having a huge network yet, I don’t have other investors lined up. It could be a really fantastic deal.

Am I out of luck as it were or I am missing a place I could get the cash?

Thanks!

Daniel

Post: Investor friendly local bank in Houston

Daniel J.Posted
  • Conroe, TX
  • Posts 237
  • Votes 43

@Dave Chapa Do you have a recommendation for a broker? I am in search of one. Thanks!

Post: Cart before the horse?

Daniel J.Posted
  • Conroe, TX
  • Posts 237
  • Votes 43

@Ronald Rohde Thanks! Have you done any land trust entity work?

Post: Cart before the horse?

Daniel J.Posted
  • Conroe, TX
  • Posts 237
  • Votes 43
 @Michael Hayworth:

I thought I was in a better with financing, but the outfit I was looking at has terms that are higher than either I realized or they went up.

I do have 2 connections with local banks, they both require an entity to be formed for commercial though.

Post: Cart before the horse?

Daniel J.Posted
  • Conroe, TX
  • Posts 237
  • Votes 43

@Thomas S. Very true, which I will be carrying, do I not need an entity for a MF purchase?