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All Forum Posts by: Devin Peterson

Devin Peterson has started 67 posts and replied 1534 times.

Post: House Hack #2 - HomePossible, or HomeImpossible?

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Both lender/brokers above are correct! Spot on.@Eric Veronica

Post: Help on figuring out financing options without w2

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This my is the beautiful world of DSCR and a plethora of non-qm programs! Look around

Post: Using HELOC for down payment

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Hey Cody,

No harm to your dti using the HELOC - agree with the others in this post. At closing you will use the note / aba # from the heloc to wire funds. Title handles this. Good luck!!

Post: Best way to promote new deal to find jr/sr. partners

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Quote from @Taylor L.:
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The topic you're digging into is syndication. If you're selling a security (which it sounds like you are) you need to either register the security or qualify for an exemption to registration.

If you want to publicly market for equity investors then your most likely option is to use Reg D Rule 506(c) exemption to registration of the securities. 


So if I am understanding correctly, marketing a potential deal to investors is okay as long as i use reg d 506(c). correct?


Are you marketing publicly, or privately to people you already know & have a relationship with?


 both, mostly the former I feel like

Post: Best way to promote new deal to find jr/sr. partners

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Quote from @Taylor L.:

The topic you're digging into is syndication. If you're selling a security (which it sounds like you are) you need to either register the security or qualify for an exemption to registration.

If you want to publicly market for equity investors then your most likely option is to use Reg D Rule 506(c) exemption to registration of the securities. 


So if I am understanding correctly, marketing a potential deal to investors is okay as long as i use reg d 506(c). correct?

Post: HELOC on a great duplex

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Quote from @Christen G.:

I'm not sure how "creative" this is, but is there anyone out there doing HELOCs on duplex's? I have a great property paid off and I'm looking to grab some equity for the next deal. I've heard a few no's on my first round of calls and 1 "possible Commercial Real Estate Line of Credit" - but did HELOCs just dry up on rentals?

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Post: Best way to promote new deal to find jr/sr. partners

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Hi,

What would be the best way to promote a new possible deal to investors if I am strictly trying to raise capital. All of the the preliminary underwriting and deal checking is complete. Is there a way to approach this (mostly asking from a legal perspective) other than asking people if they’d be interested in a portion of equity in the deal for their up front capital to get the deal moving. Someone told me I can’t promote a deal with without proper SEC filing. Ideas? Suggestions?

Post: Apply for HELOC After Reappraisal?

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Quote from @George King:

I'm planning to purchase a 3BR/1Bath SFR estimated appraisal value $275K. Plan to purchase for $265K. I pulled comps for 3BR /2Bath in same area and recently sold showed comps from $320K-360K. If I add a full bathroom to this house and have it reappraised as 3BR /2Bath and appraisal comes back at $320K. Can I apply for a HELOC with the equity built?

Thanks! 

You can definitely do this but don’t be surprised if it doesn’t come back at the value you expect. I’m not familiar with your hood, but rolling the dice like that in most markets these days may not get the top dollar you’re looking for. But it is possible!

Post: Second lien / HELOC question

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Hi - have done a lot of real estate investing but find myself back to square one when it comes to financing primary residence. I have a first lien lined up at under 5% for 70-75% LTV. I could do up to 90% at 9.5%. In both cases non-QM / bank statement based, since as an investor my tax returns show negative AGI. >$2MM purchase price. Rationally it'd make sense for me to pay 12% or more all day long for the slice from 70/75% to 90%+ and my blended cost still comes in lower than 9.5%. Any ideas? Would need to be done as a refi, as my first lien lender has no issue with it but can't put it in place at closing (so we'd use cash and then refi back out soon after closing).


Hey Ian, trying thinking of the best way to help you here - I’m lost in your question. What is your main goal/purpose? 

Post: Multfi-family lending conventional/ FHA

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How does financing work for multi-family FHA/ conventional loans? What additional documents would the lender require for conventional loans?



The standard process for multi vs sfh FHA & conventionally is over all the same. The additional red tape that is required for multifamilies would be revolved around the rents used to cover the mortgage payment. If you are using FHA for 3-4 families, beware of the self sufficiency rule (hard to pass, nearly impossible with todays higher rates) Conventional financing does not have this but you have to put at least 15%. Documentation wise it is all standard required docs really.