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All Forum Posts by: Dominick Persino

Dominick Persino has started 4 posts and replied 7 times.

Hi Caroline. Commercial is downstairs. Can I message you the property for a quick glance?

Even in a 203k scenario, forgot to mention it be a 203k.

Thank you

I have a property I am interested in. Its like 55-60% Commercial....but there is a lot of space to increase the residential  square footage  (such as a laundry room). What is the process to do this...anyone had success? The zoning is already zoned resident. 

Thanks!

Is general industry standard to have 3-4 months PITI reserves in bank after closing?

I heard 1 month for USDA, 3-4 months for FHA so just seeing if I should wait if I am at like 3months PITI before applying.

Looking for a way to get property for business that can essentially operate from a 2 car garage.

So options are anywhere from FHA-SBA-USDA-A piece of grass and a metal building-seller financing-CDFI's

I like the look of USDA loans but, anyone experience with them? They told me no tax returns and its financial statement based lending on commercial side, curious if they need to be done by CPA?

Side question, does square footage calculation on mixed use property for FHA factor in the area of an attached garage?

Goal - minimum out of pocket to find real estate for a small workshop - renters a plus.

Quote from @Jack Matthias:

The issue your going to run in with FHA is the self sufficiency test. Most people have to do the 5% down Fannie product because of this. And it requires 6 month's of reserves wither it's in a bank account or 401k. If you got any questions, shoot me a DM as I'd be happy to help!

It passes sst , I learned that my math was wrong from Zach and didn't factor in front end dti so looks like around 47k will conform which is where I am hovering.

Thanks Zachary & Paul. If its OK I can call you in a little bit. Do you have a prefered time/availability?

Hello,

First time poster. Looking to make sure my numbers line up. Looking at a 4 unit in Cicero, Illinois.


Property cost $270,000

Total debt is about $1000/month

Mortgage if min down payment FHA (3.5%) seems to be about $1700
Total debt = $2700

4 units currently renting month to month.

Unit 1 $850

Unit 2 $850

Unit 3 $750

Commercial space $1000

Taking the 3rd unit as primary resident.Leaves about $2000 in qualifying rental income (property is self sufficient) @ 75%.
Total debt -$2700 - $2000 in qualifying rental income = $700 remaining debt coverage.

In theory, less than 50% DTI would hit the target @ showing about $20,000 gross income per year?
.....
This seems low but, my math should equate.

Cash reserves. I don't know bank statements shows cash to close and nothing more , if that's an issue. I assume lender want to see a few months left in the bank to cover the mortgage....Any thoughts on this?

Finally anyone know if there is down payment assistance on Mix-use 4 units? Loan, grant, or otherwise...in Illinois.

I found Chase $5,000 but, thats it. IDHA does not seem to specifically state 4 units not being eligible....

Best case scenario as cash to close would be about $6,000 if seller concession on closing cost (offer 270,000 but seller covers closing), $5,000 chase grant. Then you have escrow on 1 quater of property tax and 1 year of insurance.

Am I missing anything or getting anything wrong in this scenario?

Appreciate your input.