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All Forum Posts by: Karine Arditi

Karine Arditi has started 11 posts and replied 27 times.

Originally posted by @David M.:

@Karine Arditi

As a whole, the lender can't "revoke" the rate.  The terms of the loan are the terms of the loan.  Other than the usual 1yr residency requirment as stated many times above, just changing the use of the property doesn't/shouldn't invalidate your loan.  In general, its there for its term until YOU decide to change it.  Good luck.

Thank you.  Are there potential consequences for when I look into my next loan?  

@Elise Marquette thank you, that is my question.  If life circumstances change, will the bank revoke the rate for the first primary residence loan? 

How long does a lender usually want a borrower to live in a primary residence before they move out and make it a rental property, (in order to keep the lower primary-residence loan rate)? 

Looking for resources in the Palm Springs area (Cathedral City and surrounding areas as well) for a micro rental. If you know a landlord looking for a long term renter, please send them my way. At least a 3bedroom home or larger.  Any resources or contacts are welcome.  

Thank you Doran, are you a broker?

I've seen a lot of posts about hard money lending for short term, fix and flip investments, but I am considering a HML for a long term investment. My hesitation is the interest rates are so much higher. I don't qualify for a conventional loan since I am not currently employed.  Is HML recommended for a buy and hold investment or is there an option I may have overlooked?  

If HML is recommended, do you have experience with LendingHome? I've read mixed reviews.

Post: Can’t get a mortgage

Karine ArditiPosted
  • Posts 35
  • Votes 11

I can’t get a mortgage because I had a COVID year and did not work but have the funds for real estate.  I have enough for a down payment and enough for emergency fund+3 mos vacancies.  Just can’t get a loan because they need a regular paycheck (instead of just having financial security).  Can’t find a co-signer because, surprisingly, the people I know do not have a regular income either (ie business owners that write off expenses and tax deductions).  Please help.  What do I do next? How do I get a mortgage.  The rates are low.  So I would love to get in now.  Thoughts?