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All Forum Posts by: Sundar Krish

Sundar Krish has started 5 posts and replied 12 times.

Post: Over 50% HOA deficiency, how to get financed for buying this?

Sundar KrishPosted
  • Dublin, CA
  • Posts 13
  • Votes 0

This is the description with one of the short sale town home that I am interested in buying in CA Bay Area. Basically what happened was the builder did not complete the project and built only about half+ of the town homes, and some are not paying HOA now, so effectively there is a 50% HOA deficiency. Wells Fargo and few other banks told me that they would not finance me to buy this, intact they would not finance anything more than 20% HOA deficiency. This is not a HOA due on the specific home, this is a deficiency at the community level.
1. Are there other banks that do this sort of loan?
2. Even if there are banks doing this,my guess is this this property is too risky to buy ( I am buying for a rental investment property), because this same issue will apply to all other properties in that community and will bring the price of every property in that community by a large amount (unless the homeowners get together and want to do something about it). let me know if I think right

I have one owner occupied home and one rental home. I intend to buy and invest in more rental properties, but I heard that a person can get financing for only up to 4 homes. First of all, is this true? I was also told that there are exceptions to this rule but I don't have any idea of what these exceptions are. So second question is if the 4 home rule is true, how to work around it.
My thinking is if I cannot go over more than 4 homes anyway, I would invest for two more medium priced homes ( 200K - 350K in the CA bay area) otherwise I will go for sacramento or las vegas where I can buy lot more homes ( with lot more cash positiveness) for the same total amount