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All Forum Posts by: Issac San Miguel

Issac San Miguel has started 1 posts and replied 290 times.

Post: Lending on Purchased Property

Issac San MiguelPosted
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  • Austin Texas
  • Posts 319
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Credit Cards or Private Money


Lenders will want to lien against the property.

Post: High Desert Hard Money Lenders

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  • Austin Texas
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Quote from @David Garcia:

Does anyone know any hard money lenders that loan in the Joshua tree and 29 palms area for single family new construction deals?


 Several new construction lenders on the board.  As Bob said - experience is key. Happy to put you in touch. Thanks!

Post: LLC information, setting up an LLC

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  • Austin Texas
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activefilings.com

Post: Phoenix is #2 !!! - - - - - (Austin is #1 )

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  • Austin Texas
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my question is which markets will continue to cool (freeze) and which markets will level out.....

curious here - did the hard money company review your scope of work....and did you not vet the cost before closing the HML?

curious if they reached out?

Post: LendingWise Reviews and Experiences

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  • Austin Texas
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Quote from @Patrick Maloney:
Quote from @Issac San Miguel:

I use lending wise daily - For the most part I like it. I'm a hard money lender.

Would Rec

Point of annoyance is the time saving information into the system - it takes a few seconds in between pages.

Mostly positive experience

We use it now as our origination, loan trading, and asset management platform.

It is time consuming, but I feel good about it overall

Hey Isaac - 

Thanks so much for your response. That insight is very helpful.

Are there any other applications/softwares you use in your hard money lending business that you find beneficial? Maybe ones that are complimentary to Lendingwise? CRMs etc?

I'm a small time hard money lender in Pittsburgh using excel and a bit of bubble gum currently, but I'm hoping to better my processes.

 Nah nothing that I am aware of. 

Post: No Primary Residence DSCR Lenders

Issac San MiguelPosted
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  • Austin Texas
  • Posts 319
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I know of a first time investor option that does not require you to own a primary residence for DSCR.

Post: LendingWise Reviews and Experiences

Issac San MiguelPosted
  • Lender
  • Austin Texas
  • Posts 319
  • Votes 156

I use lending wise daily - For the most part I like it. I'm a hard money lender.

Would Rec

Point of annoyance is the time saving information into the system - it takes a few seconds in between pages.

Mostly positive experience

We use it now as our origination, loan trading, and asset management platform.

It is time consuming, but I feel good about it overall

DSCR is going to take 21ish days to close - you could close it quickly (in 10 days or less on a bridge) - typically 30% down.

As others have said - go with a low doc DSCR. They do not care about your DTI, w2, or taxes.

Or if you are at risk of losing your earnest money and the contract, and really want to close it- a 1 yr bridge should be fairly easy to accomplish in tampa.