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All Forum Posts by: Deep Patel

Deep Patel has started 2 posts and replied 5 times.

Post: Spouse on the investment property mortgage

Deep PatelPosted
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Quote from @Dan Schwartz:

@Deep Patel DTI is a precious thing. Even if you have no plans to hold 10+10 conventional mortgages at any one time, there is no reason to encumber any more income with debt that doesn't have to be attached to it. Good luck!

That's solid advice. Thanks Dan! 

Post: Lenders that allow transfer to LLC

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Hi, we're looking for lenders for properties in the Birmingham areas who would allow a transfer a conventional loan to LLC. We are currently in the process of buying our first property with a conventional loan and would love to transfer the title to an LLC immediately after purchase. Appreciate any suggestions

Post: Spouse on the investment property mortgage

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Quote from @Luis Olivier:

Personally, I would try to get the loan under one of your names if you can. This maximizes the amount of conventional loans each of you can get. You can take out 10 conventional loans and your wife can take out 10. If you are both on each loan then you reduce BOTH of your loan counts instead of just one of yours. But if you never plan on having more than 10 properties at one time with a loan, you could just do joint credit.

 Thanks Luis! That's a great point that we didn't even know about. We don't see ourselves getting to more than 10 loans at a time in the next 3-4 years. Is there a lifetime limit of 10 conventional loans or just at a time ? 

Post: Spouse on the investment property mortgage

Deep PatelPosted
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Hi folks, 

First time poster here! My wife and I are interested in starting out our REI journey by opportunistically buying 2-3 properties in cash flowing markets in the Sun Belt region over the next 2-3 years. Based on what we have read, we would set up an LLC and transfer the titles to the LLC after the mortgages have been secured under our names. Both of us plan to be listed as owners on the LLC.

We had a question about what is the best strategy for securing loans. Should both of us be on the mortgage? Is that a requirement if both of us are owners? 

Both of us have very good credit, similar jobs and we've have been happily together 15 years (i.e divorce is not a factor).

Pros of both of us on the mortgage: 

1) Bigger loan ( although the properties we have in mind would be secured with either of us' incomes) 

2) Easier transition to LLC.

Cons: 

1) Credit hit to both of our scores 

2) Potential default affects both of us (does this matter if both of us are on the LLC?)

any other things we should consider? 

Thank you for your guidance!!

Post: South king county/Seattle meet up

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I'm interested in dipping my toes in REI in the Seattle area as well. Can someone please add me to future editions of the meetup? Thanks in advance!