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All Forum Posts by: David Hanson

David Hanson has started 12 posts and replied 58 times.

Post: Property Manager in Chattanooga

David Hanson
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Chattanooga, TN
  • Posts 71
  • Votes 39

@Nathan Williams

Yes I have the best in town total package. You or I identify the property.

Property Manager will give you market rents.

Do all renovations if needed and manage the property for the life of the property with video monthly follow ups of what is going on and all financials.

Turn key total package. Let me know if I can put you in touch!!

Post: Would a seller finance disqualify me from the FHA loan?

David Hanson
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Chattanooga, TN
  • Posts 71
  • Votes 39
Originally posted by @Dairon Ruano:

Hello! I am new to the forums, but I've been listening to the podcasts for over a year now.

My question is, let's say I'm able to obtain a sellers financing on my first property. Would this disqualify me from the FHA 3.5% loan, even if I didn't apply for a bank loan at all? Also, if it does not, how many seller financing deals can I do before I'm no longer eligible for the FHA loan.

I'm not sure if I completely missed this point during an episode, or if they've ever brought it up. Maybe they have, and I just cannot remember, either way; I'd like to know the answer. I've never bought a property, and I'm looking into *COMPLETELY* skipping single family as a first property, with the goal of house hacking a duplex or a (triplex preferably). I strongly believe, that this will allow me to grow my rental portfolio quicker, while simultaneously giving me more landlord experience.

Thank you for your help, I really appreciate it!

Seller financing is completely "off the books" meaning its private and doesn't report to credit bureaus unless it is serviced by a bank for the seller. AKA holds no effect on qualifying you for an FHA loan. You can only hold 1 FHA loan at a time.

I know a local banker that will do 15% down on investment property. 

Happy to help if you need it. I am local. 

Post: Hello Chattanooga Tennessee!

David Hanson
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Chattanooga, TN
  • Posts 71
  • Votes 39

Congratulations @Brian Moore 

Post: My first rental property - updating the lease agreement

David Hanson
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Chattanooga, TN
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Originally posted by @Jonathan Mulkey:

I'm a new investor based in Chattanooga, TN. I just closed on my first rental property and it is tenant occupied. I'm in the process of setting up the new lease agreement and I want to keep the terms the same as the previous owner. They have been there for 2 months already and they paid the security deposit and this month's rent to the previous owner. What is the best way to update the lease agreement and should I ask the previous owner to transfer the funds for the security deposit and pro-rated rent for this month?

Great Questions!!

I typically ask for the following. 

Seller to provide all leases to buyer within 7 days of binding agreement date.
Seller to provide all security deposits to buyer on closing date.
Seller to provide any prorated rents to buyer on closing date.
Seller to order and provide a clear termite letter with receipt during the buyer's inspection period.


You can get even more specific as well like seller owned appliances at no value etc. 

If you don't ask don't expect to get those it is not automatic. I see agents making this mistake all the time. Could cost you hundreds $$$. 

Happy to help if you ever need it. I am local and work with several investors. 

Post: Best places to invest for a rental property

David Hanson
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  • Chattanooga, TN
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Originally posted by @Gregory Tapscott:

@Kenneth Williams This is very true! I'm working with a great realtor in Memphis and Chattanooga right now. Lots of opportunity there.

I am in Chattanooga TN and I totally agree! 

Post: Investors! Do you like wholesalers?

David Hanson
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  • Chattanooga, TN
  • Posts 71
  • Votes 39

@Ruby Ruiz

I’m a realtor and I am on a big list of various wholesalers. It’s a nice way to find “off market” deals. Sometimes they are good sometimes not. As a realtor I like that they are usually no nonsense take it or leave it. No contingencies etc. I don’t make much money on them but in hopes that the investor will let me list it for sale when they finish renovating. I’m friends with several wholesalers in town and all seem to be great people. It’s always amazing to me how many deals they find. If I had access to those I could keep all of my investors very happy. I get the emails and compile a master list and email it to all of my investors each week.

Cons: sometimes when it closes and you see the closing disclosure it shows the wholesalers cut and sometimes there are multiple wholesalers. This can be shocking for the buyer. Especially newer investors. Even if they got a good deal if they see that 2 other people are making $10k each profit then they sometimes get a little sour about it. Personally I’m a numbers guy and if the numbers made sense before you wrote the offer don’t get mad over small stuff like everyone making a buck. The numbers worked before and they still work now.

Post: New Investor in Chattanooga

David Hanson
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  • Chattanooga, TN
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  • Votes 39

@Jessica Lombardo

Dm sent

Post: Vista Ridge - 41 unit in Chattanooga, TN

David Hanson
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@John Fortes awesome 🤩!!

Post: New Investor in Chattanooga

David Hanson
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  • Chattanooga, TN
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@Jessica Lombardo

Let’s grab coffee!!

Post: ARV in Knoxville or Cleveland, Tennessee

David Hanson
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  • Chattanooga, TN
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@Mallie Messri

Hit me up I’m local and can show you anything you want to do. Arv is easy when you do it 10X a day. Are you local?