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All Forum Posts by: Kerry Boyle

Kerry Boyle has started 22 posts and replied 265 times.

Post: Rehab draws paid to you in advance!

Kerry Boyle
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Experience = Sold flip properties in past 36 months + tenants (combined total of all members of the borrowing entity).

Credit = Credit score of applicant (must be at least 1% member of borrowing LLC or Inc).

Advanced Rehab draws = First draw paid at close as a credit. Second draw paid when first draw is complete, etc until the last draw which is paid in arrears.

  • 10+Experience & 680+ Credit - 100% of purchase price at close (90% purchase funding and 10% from rehab budget). Total loan not to exceed 70% ARV.
  • 10+ Experience & 600+ Credit - 100% of purchase price at close (80% purchase funding and 10% from rehab budget). Total loan not to exceed 70% ARV.
  • 5+ Experience & 660+ Credit - 95% of purchase price at close (85% purchase funding and 10% from rehab budget). Total loan not to exceed 70% ARV.
  • 5+ Experience & 600+ Credit - 90% of purchase price at close (80% purchase funding and 10% from rehab budget). Total loan not to exceed 70% ARV.
  • 2+ Experience & 600+ Credit - 90% of purchase price at close (75% purchase funding and 15% from rehab budget). Total loan not to exceed 75% ARV.
  • 0-1 Experience & 680+ Credit - 85% of purchase price at close (70% purchase funding and 15% from rehab budget).
  • 0-1 Experience & 600+ Credit - 80% of purchase price at close (65% purchase funding and 15% from rehab budget).

42 States including California, (DBO License #60DBO73498). 

Post: Temple View Capital HML

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Hey Erin!

I don't often search for our company name here, but saw your post and wanted to respond.

All rehab draws are given on advance except for the last (which is a reimbursement like other lenders). Pre-payment penalty is just the first 3 interest-only payments. Which means after month 3 there is no penalty. We just want to ensure we always collect the first 3 payments. There is a buyout in the event you expect to turn it quickly.


Example: 100k purchase, 50k rehab budget. 10+ experience; 680+ credit score.

90k purchase funded; 50k rehab funded.

Let's assume 4 draws.

Draw 1 - $10,000 (Paid at closing - that means 90k credit at close PLUS 10k credit at close from rehab budget).

Draw 2 - $17,500 (Paid when draw 1 is complete).

Draw 3 - $17,500 (Paid when draw 2 is complete).

Draw 4 - $5,000 (last draw is reimbursed when last draw is complete).

Connect with me via email and I can give you some references. We lend our own money and don't sell our notes - that is why you will find our unique program nowhere else.

Post: Quick Funding Help Question

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Own any properties with equity for a bridge-cash-out?

Post: Any lenders in Virginia Beach or Norfolk that do BRRR financing

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Originally posted by @Alex Winfield:

Hey all, my self and many of my clients are looking to use the BRRR strategy to buy investment properties. The big problem is that most Lenders and Hard Money lenders I work with don't seem to know or offer products that can work with this strategy. Does anyone know lenders in the Hampton Roads (Virginia Beach and Norfolk) area of Virginia that have experience in this sector?

Any guidance would be greatly appreciated! 
Alex 

Hello Alex,

You typically use HML to fund the purchase and rehab and then refinance out to a long term amortized loan.

We lend in that area and I think we are more competitive than any of the lenders that @Jonathan New suggested.

Please reach out to me for a free estimate. Closings can happen fast and we could lend for up to 24 months on our hard-money product, but we will give you terms for our rental product once you rent it out - which I'm sure you would prefer.

Thanks!

Post: Motivated Investor Seeking Hard Money Lender - Lehigh Valley, PA

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Hello Kyle,

My company does rental loans and fix and flip loans. Residential only 1-4 units, and only to LLC/Incs. We aren't a bank loan, close reasonably fast, and can give you an estimate without pulling your credit. Give me a call/email if you are interested!

Post: 100k to burn, best cash out strategy?

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Originally posted by @Account Closed:

Just an easy tip: why not wait 5-7 yrs to have kids so you can actually enjoy them when you are “financially free?” They are growing organs now in labs and using stem cells to replace knee cartilage- unless you get hit by a bus you are going to live until you are at least 100. Patience.

 LOL

Post: Private Money Discussion

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Originally posted by @Nghi Le:

@Kerry Boyle I've used PMLs for many different types of transactions, including 1st lien at 100% financing.  They're the most flexible kind of lenders who can be used for almost anything.

Your draw process is easier than most.  What kind of paperwork do you require for a draw?  I'm assuming some kind of spreadsheet to signify what kind of line items you are drawing against that you've completed?  Do you also require invoices or lien waivers?  How fast is that entire process from initial request to money wired to the borrower's account?  What are your draw fees?

Prior to close our construction manager reviews your draw schedule and approves it. Email our draw request department to request an inspection. Inspector confirms that you have completed all items listed in "draw 1". Inspector sends report upon completion to us, then we wire 2nd draw money once we verify work complete (less $200 inspection fee).

Lien waivers are only required on the final draw. Invoices are not required - though I suppose there could be fringe situations where we might ask.

Normal inspection turn time is 3 business days (you can request a rush for $50 reducing to 1-2 business days). From the time you request the inspection with us, we will put in the request with the vendor same day if it is before 1pm EST. Vendor completes inspection and we send you paperwork to DocuSign. If we receive the paperwork prior to 1pm EST, we will release draw the same day.

Post: Florida: Responsive, Reliable, Investor-Friendly Lender

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Send me an email and see how quick lender responses should be :).

Post: Need Hard Money Lender in WV

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Originally posted by @Brad Dwin:

Looking for a hard money lender in West Virginia. Please DM me. Thanks.

Hey Brad,


We are direct lenders and lend in WV. Our minimum loan amount is 75k. Please reach out to me with questions. We are also located in Bethesda in a real office with plenty of people. Silver Spring is only 20 minutes!

Post: How Do I Know If This Hardmoney Lender is Scamming Me?

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Since it is a 5-unit I can't really say regarding price. 

We require all appraisals to be paid by borrower. They pay the appraisal management company directly. There is no money that goes our way from this transaction. The AMC's we use are large well-known companies.

AMC appraisals tend to be about a hundred dollars more (roughly), since they go through the AMC's review process as well. 

I always tread carefully, but I do believe 5+ unit appraisals are more expensive than 1-4 unit. This is because they are now commercial property and there is a different type of appraiser license required for commercial properties.