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All Forum Posts by: Hari Bansha Dulal

Hari Bansha Dulal has started 1 posts and replied 12 times.

@Erik, I am fine with them using my personal credit and experience. I can guarantee the loan. It is just that I don’t want it be reported to my personal name. That’s how I have done with most my dscrs. Do you know any lenders with reasonable rate that can do this? Pls let me know. 

Thanks, @Erik Estrada. Do you know a lender that does 80%?

Hi, I'm looking for a lender that can do an 80% LTV (ARV value) DSCR cash-out refinance on a property with a 3-month seasoning period. The key requirement is that the lender does not report to my personal credit—the property is held in my LLC, and I want the loan to report under the business.

I'm looking for reasonable rates and terms, so if you know a lender who meets these criteria, please let me know. Open to referrals and recommendations!

Thanks in advance!

Jagan,

Ashish Acharya from investor friendly cpa is really great. I have been with for years and have only good things to say.

Best,

Hari

Quote from @Matt Moylan:

@Shannon Hall I can help you with your questions and needs regarding insurance.  It is what I do for a living :)

Matt, what do you need for a quote? And, what insurance company do you work for? 
keep it. With the interest rate you have and appreciation you are getting, you will make a ton of money in the long run. 

Quote from @Pradeep Prabakar Ravindran:

Hi forum,

I am a first time poster here and I would really love some advise on my situation. I currently own a 3Bed / 3Bath duet style home in the Bay Area. I got a job offer in the Northern Virginia area and I am planning to relocate there. I am in a conundrum on whether I should sell my home or rent it out. 

Here are some details that might be helpful

Mortgage - 2920 (2.875% interest rate), Property taxes - 1000 per month approximately, HOA - 450 per month, insurance 150 per month

The maximum rental that I can get for this property would be around 4000 per month. 

From my estimations considering vacancy rates, cost of maintenance etc - I would be at a cashflow negative of around 1300 - 1500 dollars per month. I am also assuming that I will hire a property manager.

My house has appreciated quite a bit since the time I had bought it in 2020 for 870k and right now its probably worth around 1.2million. The house is in a pretty great neighborhood with excellent schools and options to commute to most parts of the bay area and I am confident that I will be able to rent it out soon. 

The area here is pretty desirable and typically houses have appreciated around 5%. Even though the cashflow is negative now, would it make sense to hold the property for potential appreciation ? I am also nervous about my move to the DC area wont work out and I will have this house as an option in case I want to return to the bay area and will never be able purchase a similar home if I sell it.


Post: Real estate investor

Hari Bansha DulalPosted
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Asif, 

I haven’t bought on market in a while now but am not opposed to the idea as long as the property is a fixer upper with value add potential.

Best,

Hari


Post: Real estate investor

Hari Bansha DulalPosted
  • Posts 12
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Asif,

greater Richmond area is where I’m currently buying in. I’m open to nva and Virginia Beach areas if deals are really good.

Best,

Hari

@Rich Lambert, let me know if you come across cash flowing STR or fixer uppers ~70% arv in VA beach. I live in Richmond and looking forward to expanding in Va beach.