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All Forum Posts by: Danny Celestin

Danny Celestin has started 7 posts and replied 24 times.

Post: Starting with section 8

Danny Celestin
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  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 15
Quote from @Mia Chatman:

Hey! My name is Mia, New to BP forums! But glad I saw your post! We love leasing section8 rentals here in Indianapolis! Marion county is a great place to have section8 rentals. There's such a need for decent housing among the voucher holders here!

One thing for sure is screening the tenants is going to be key. There are GOOD people who have vouchers that take care of property and stay longer than most market tenants, less turnover with section8. 


Plus we are seeing higher rental rates! Single family 2-4br homes are HOT right now! if a home has 2bathrooms consider it leased with a quality voucher holder quickly! Tenants usually pay all utilities and their own deposit. 


Mia, are you seeing guaranteed rental rates matching the payment standards in Indy or are they much lower? 

Post: Should I Buy the Rate Down

Danny Celestin
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Posted
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 15

Looks like the advice is unanimous here that in my situation, not buying down the rate is my best option. Thanks again! 

Post: Should I Buy the Rate Down

Danny Celestin
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Posted
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 15

Thanks @Ray Hage !

Post: Should I Buy the Rate Down

Danny Celestin
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  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 15

Thanks @Brandon Croucier

Post: Should I Buy the Rate Down

Danny Celestin
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  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 15

Thanks @Robin Simon !! 

Post: Should I Buy the Rate Down

Danny Celestin
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Posted
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 15

Thanks @Elias Halvorson

Post: Should I Buy the Rate Down

Danny Celestin
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  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 15

Thanks so much @Ben Zimmerman! Really helps!

Post: Should I Buy the Rate Down

Danny Celestin
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Posted
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 15

BP Fam, thanks in advance for your help with this situation. I'm in escrow on a duplex, my credit score is high 750+, I'm a W2 employee, and I plan on keeping this duplex for more than 10 years. With all the speculations of rates going down in the future what is the best option in your opinion. At the lowest rate option I'll have just enough reserves. The reason I'm asking is because I made so many mistakes on my first property and I made them because I didn't ask enough questions. Just trying to avoid making the mistake this time around! Thanks again! 

1. Non QM, 8.125% interest rate, 2.625pts, 20% down payment, 12 month prepayment penalty period - 3.61% CoC

2. Conventional, 7.375%, 1.249pts, 25% DP, no prepayment penalty period - 6.45% CoC ($43K savings over 30yrs)

3. Conv., 6.999%, 1.694pts, 25% DP, no PPP - 7.2% CoC ($55k savings over 30yrs)

4. Conv., 6.625%, 2.176pts, 25% DP, no PPP - 7.9% CoC ($67K savings over 30yrs)

5. Conv., 6.125%, 3.204pts, 25% DP, no ppp - 8.72% CoC ($82K savings over 30yrs)

Post: Conventional vs Non QM Rates

Danny Celestin
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  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 15

Thanks everyone. Helps me understand better. When I got pre approved I didn't have a home under contract. The mortgage broker told me that the numbers could go up or down based on the asset. Thanks again! 

Post: Conventional vs Non QM Rates

Danny Celestin
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Posted
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 15

Hey BP Fam, two questions for you. 1st question; is there a huge difference in the rate for a conforming conventional loan for an investment property vs primary home? 2nd questions; I Just got pre approved for a non QM product: 20% down, 8.25% interest rate, 12 month pre payment penalty period, 2 points, and Conforming Conventional product: 25% down payment, 8% interest rate, no pre payment penalty, 1 point fee. 2-4 unit in Ohio. Are these good options? Thanks!