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All Forum Posts by: Jonathan Casillas

Jonathan Casillas has started 100 posts and replied 328 times.

Post: Direct to the Bank vs Broker lending

Jonathan CasillasPosted
  • Lender
  • Four Oaks, NC
  • Posts 369
  • Votes 41

If you where starting out (under the bank lending limits) and had good credit I would start with local credit unions. They tend to have the best rates. And when it comes to flexibility within the banking world they tend to have more lea way on what they will allow on loans do to the fact that they usually don't sell off their loans. That being said I am partial to Consultants/Brokers (wink..wink). For most investors even those who start with banks end up using consultants either because they have hit there local banks lending limit, have maxed out there DTI (dept to income ratio), or are to busy to make the calls and visits the banks.

Post: ​Attention Lenders and Investors! Expand Your Lending Capacity!

Jonathan CasillasPosted
  • Lender
  • Four Oaks, NC
  • Posts 369
  • Votes 41

***Accredited Investors Only*** 

These Programs are for Capital Raises of $10M+. 

Attention Lenders and Investors! Expand Your Lending Capacity! By Joint Venturing with a Registered and Licensed Wealth Management Group, You can use the Power of Leverage to Multiply Your Funds! We work Directly with a Wealth Management Group who has a program to Raise Capital for Private Lenders to expand their lending capacity. Our Source is Registered with the United Stated Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) as a Regulation D Pooled Investment Fund. 

Please watch the short video below and if interested, contact us 

Note: You can Pause the Video to have enough time to read. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcCR7fLmjxA

These Programs are for Capital Raises of $10M+. 

***Accredited Investors Only*** 

Post: Hard money loans and refi's

Jonathan CasillasPosted
  • Lender
  • Four Oaks, NC
  • Posts 369
  • Votes 41

Most Hard Money Lenders have some sort of PPP (pre payment penalty) at least for the first 3-6 months (the intrest is how they make money). That being said on the refinance side it depends on the lender how long you have to hold title to the property before they give you a better deal. There are a lot of people that use HML to purchase properties and then refi out after improvements. HML's tend to be quick and that allows someone to take the property off the market before someone else scoops it up.

Post: Easy To Work With Lenders

Jonathan CasillasPosted
  • Lender
  • Four Oaks, NC
  • Posts 369
  • Votes 41

I would look at working with your local credit unions. With good credit and a good down payment they will probably be the place to get the best rates. I would shop around at a few to make sure you get what you want. 

Post: Private Lending Repayment Options

Jonathan CasillasPosted
  • Lender
  • Four Oaks, NC
  • Posts 369
  • Votes 41

That depends on the number of lenders you will be taking on. If you where to do a profit share long term ( I would not share with something you did not help in) I would put a time limit on it. That way you can increase your capital and if need be by freeing up equity for another bigger lender/partner. 

Now if there going to be long term investors and keep helping you when you need it with better then good terms on the loan at that point it might make sense to do some type of profit share.

Post: Turn Key Real Estate Investing System

Jonathan CasillasPosted
  • Lender
  • Four Oaks, NC
  • Posts 369
  • Votes 41

i would also like to know. 

Post: Is Real Estate 1 Stream of Income or an Umbrella term?

Jonathan CasillasPosted
  • Lender
  • Four Oaks, NC
  • Posts 369
  • Votes 41

Personaly I would go by type of real estate stream. Examples would be Notes as one stream, buy and hold second stream, hard money lending third stream. I would do it this way because when looking at the streams the criteria differs more by type then by individual in each type. I would like to know what others think.

Post: Looking for $10M+ Development Funding? We got you covered.

Jonathan CasillasPosted
  • Lender
  • Four Oaks, NC
  • Posts 369
  • Votes 41

We fund $10M+ development projects worldwide!!

We offer 95%-97% financing for $10 million to $11+ billion development projects world wide (hospitals, hotels, skyscrapers ext). This is NOT EB5.

Requirements Include:

-Business plan

-Proof of funds for the 5%-3%

-Job creation and improvement of local economy,

-Proof of control of asset to be developed.

This is done through the creation and monetization of Bank Guarantees. BG can only be used for projects that create jobs and or improve infrastructure. Hence the development projects scope. They take 90-120 days to monetize.



Contact us for more information

Respectfully Yours

Jonathan Casillas

Foxworth Commercial Capital Sales Director

www.foxworthcommercialcapital.com

[email protected]
O: 800.278.1239 ext. 700

C: 919.901.0872

[email protected] 

I am looking for the same. Thanks for posting the question. 

Post: How do you research possible investment markets?

Jonathan CasillasPosted
  • Lender
  • Four Oaks, NC
  • Posts 369
  • Votes 41

This is great info. @James Wise is there any other places you use?