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All Forum Posts by: Jesson George

Jesson George has started 2 posts and replied 9 times.

I was quoted for a secondary house mortgage (vacation house), and it was not a DSCR loan. there was no pre-payment penalties. sorry about that!!

Quote from @Salvador Auciello:

I have seen DSCR rates as low as 6.5% with discount points and actually a credit to borrower for a solid credit and low LTV in NY. However depending on variable factors as DSCR ratio, LTV, FICO, loan amount, Prepayment penalty or not it can range from 6's to high 8's.

Including for unique cases for Foreign National loans.  


 which lender? I just got 7.125 w 0 points and ~3k in total fees

I’m purchasing a fully renovated, vacant 3-unit multiplex in Hartford, CT, for $450K. The anticipated rent per unit is $1,700-$1,900, annual rent 68,400

I’ve been quoted a 7.125% rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage from a direct lender with no points w/ 5,4,3 prepayment. My goal is to leverage 85%, and with an 800 credit score, I'm in a good position. I'm considering a full-doc loan if it leads to better terms.

 Exploring different loan programs and possibly adjusting the down payment to improve terms. The focus is on maximizing cash flow and securing a solid return on this investment.

Post: Wholesale/ getting started in real estate

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Good luck! Im always interested in connecting with a wholesaler in westchester/rockland area. 

Post: Real Estate Agent, just north of NYC

Jesson GeorgePosted
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Hi, 

My name is Jerin & I am also looking for something similar. Do you want to chat sometime this week?

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@Cameron Norfleet can you please share with me also. Im having the same issue in Waterbury CT

Quote from @Devin Peterson:
Quote from @Jesson George:

I'm in the market to acquire a 10-unit apartment building with a purchase price of $950,000. I find myself in need of a loan or lender who can provide a 25/30-year amortization with a fixed rate for the entire term or maybe with only a 1relock rate. Have any of you recently collaborated with a lender who offers such terms? what are the current interest rates?

Primarily, I'm leaning towards conventional lending, but I'm also considering the Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) loan type. Any insights or experiences with either option would be greatly appreciated.

If you've recently secured financing for a similar project or have recommendations for lenders who specialize in apartment building investments, please share your thoughts below. Your expertise could prove invaluable as I navigate this exciting but complex process.

 HI Jesson, Local to you in Middletown! There a ton of great local options id be happy to connect you with. 

are you a lender or broker?
Quote from @Benjamin Aaker:
Lots of lenders here who will know more, but my personal experience is that there are a lot of great promises made about how great a loan you can get and then the switch happens. Probably not the lenders posting here but make sure you ask the right questions. I've purchased multiple deals in this price range.
In the volatile market we have today a fixed rate loan will carry a high rate if you can find one. There will likely be a prepayment penalty involved as well. If you aren't experienced, you will have trouble getting a DSCR loan. Conventional loans will require a significant down payment so that you can get the cash flow you need. They will likely come with a 5 year balloon.
Talk to a lot of lenders but tell them exactly what you need up front so you don't waste a bunch of time.

 Yes agreed. What are some questions you ask? Best rate I've gotten so far is high 6 and low 7's with 1.5point fee in a 30yr.
I've gotten one lender willing to lend. I'm going with the full doc route as my finances are straight and have no issues disclosing it. I am also able to secure lending with 20% down which was big for me because now I don't need to have a partner involved.  I am just waiting for an appraisal to come back to pull the trigger.

I'm in the market to acquire a 10-unit apartment building with a purchase price of $950,000. I find myself in need of a loan or lender who can provide a 25/30-year amortization with a fixed rate for the entire term or maybe with only a 1relock rate. Have any of you recently collaborated with a lender who offers such terms? what are the current interest rates?

Primarily, I'm leaning towards conventional lending, but I'm also considering the Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) loan type. Any insights or experiences with either option would be greatly appreciated.

If you've recently secured financing for a similar project or have recommendations for lenders who specialize in apartment building investments, please share your thoughts below. Your expertise could prove invaluable as I navigate this exciting but complex process.