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All Forum Posts by: Jeremy England

Jeremy England has started 20 posts and replied 261 times.

Post: Shift to brrr strategy

Jeremy EnglandPosted
  • Contractor
  • Pensacola, FL
  • Posts 264
  • Votes 139

for anyone who's been following this, so I found a lender who will cash out finance the property.  Its a commercial loan.  This will increase the monthly payment however which decreases the cashflow of the loan.  The terms are 5 year balloon amoritized at 20 years at 6pct with 1/2 pct origination.  That would put my payment at 537.  add in insurance and taxes and there would be about 250 left if I got 80pct out.  If I got 75pct out there would be about 300 left after piti.  

Question for anyone who can answer. They say I can finance this property in my LLC but witha personal guarantee. This sounds good, however I'm thinking of 3 or 5 years from now. If it's in my LLC's name, then a mortgage on the property is out of the question I think right? Like a traditional refinance into a 30 year at a lower rate?

I'd like to hear anyone's thoughts on it.  Thanks

Post: Trouble Refinancing as an LLC

Jeremy EnglandPosted
  • Contractor
  • Pensacola, FL
  • Posts 264
  • Votes 139

You need to talk witha  commercial lender and you will need to give a personal guarantee.  The loans will be in your business name, but you will be personally responsible for them in case of default.  I'm going through this process right now

Post: Newbie from Pensacola, FL.

Jeremy EnglandPosted
  • Contractor
  • Pensacola, FL
  • Posts 264
  • Votes 139

Welcome Steve, I'm local to the market and can refer you to different resources should you need one.  Let me know

Post: Shift to brrr strategy

Jeremy EnglandPosted
  • Contractor
  • Pensacola, FL
  • Posts 264
  • Votes 139

Speaking of loans thought I’d let everyone know that the bank that I had in mind for my cash out refi is no longer offering loans without seasoning periods to new customers. So I’m back to the drawing board with trying to find a bank to refinance with I’ll let everyone know when I figure out.

I may have to just pay off his personal loan with my own money and wait for the seasoning. It really throws a kink in the whole brrrr concept.  If I have to wait six months between every purchase and refinance the road passive wealth is a long one

Post: Shift to brrr strategy

Jeremy EnglandPosted
  • Contractor
  • Pensacola, FL
  • Posts 264
  • Votes 139
Originally posted by @Kirk Simpson:
@Jeremy England This is a very interesting financing strategy, thanks for posting. Do you mind explaining how difficult the process was obtaining the loan? I’m currently repairing my credit and studying up on different methods, so I don’t think this would be an option for me right now but I’d love to find out more to keep it as a potential option int he future.

 Easiest loan I’ve ever applied for. It was simple . they check your credit, your bank statements , youre funded

If only mortgage loans for this easy

Post: How does this sound for Private Money?

Jeremy EnglandPosted
  • Contractor
  • Pensacola, FL
  • Posts 264
  • Votes 139

is this your first deal? If so you’ll probably have to self fund it to prove to the people you are soliciting that you know what your doing

Borrow from the 401k imo.  It’s cheaper anyway

Post: How does this sound for Private Money?

Jeremy EnglandPosted
  • Contractor
  • Pensacola, FL
  • Posts 264
  • Votes 139

I think you should look more into the people you have a personal relationship with that know and trust you.  Start with how their money is secured, then talk about how much money they will earn.  

I can get 8 pct pretty easily these days in diversified mutual funds.  I think for a 50k loan you'll need to offer 10pct.  

Just my opinoin

Post: Looking for a refi lender

Jeremy EnglandPosted
  • Contractor
  • Pensacola, FL
  • Posts 264
  • Votes 139
Originally posted by @Harjeet Bhatti:

@Jeremy England You can cash out under delayed financing exception any time after completing rehab if the property was purchase with cash or personal loan.

 But is that not limited to what I paid for the property?

I bought this property at 62k and will have 17k in the rehab.  Its valued at 100-105

Post: Looking for a refi lender

Jeremy EnglandPosted
  • Contractor
  • Pensacola, FL
  • Posts 264
  • Votes 139

Anyone on bp know of any cashout refi lenders in florida that will waive seasoning?  I had a referral to a local bank here but they changed their policies on August 1.  No refi without seasoning UNLESS you are a current or established customer.  which I am not.  

So figured I would put it out there on bp.  Got a house I bought 2 weeks ago and I'm nearly done with the rehab.  

Post: Shift to brrr strategy

Jeremy EnglandPosted
  • Contractor
  • Pensacola, FL
  • Posts 264
  • Votes 139

Well, I’m not positive. But I would think the personal loan is no different than any other debt to be consolidated using equity

We’ll find out soon because I was just referred to a local lender by a bp member yesterday that will do. 75% ltv w no seasoning.  

Im prepared for alternatives should the personal loan prevent me from refi due to credit limitation.  I have the funds in personal savings to pay off the loan.  I could also borrow 50k from my 401k for a short period

But I’m hoping I can just take care of it in one step with the refi