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All Forum Posts by: Ko Kashiwagi

Ko Kashiwagi has started 1 posts and replied 750 times.

Post: DSCR financing for multiple cabins in Hocking Hills

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 Most lenders would not be able to do this or would be limited to low LTVs (60-65%). A few and some local lender could be higher if there's comps in the area. How close are comps and are there many?

Post: Pulling out equity, HELOC, other stuff

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Tough to refinance with late payments especially into 30 year mortgages. Doing another bridge financing may be possible. What's your credit score looking like?

Post: Looking for HELOC loan on Rental properties in New Jersey

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Hi Ralph,

HELOCs on investment properties are possible but rates will be higher than cash out refi's. At least that programs I work with are based on income, not DSCR, meaning you'd need to either show tax returns or banks statement income to qualify. If you are specifically looking for an asset based HELOC on investment properties, I do know some local banks sometimes offer those

Post: Cash out refinancing

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Hi Shak,

If you have added value by doing upgrades to the property, I do know of programs that can do it with no seasoning. With out any rehabs, most programs require 6 months, some 3.

Post: Reasonable Construction Loan Terms

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What does your experience look like and what's the interest rate? Construction loans can really vary depending on experience and scope of work. 

Post: How to Scale Multiple BRRRR Deals in a Year

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Hi Reeves,

Experience in project management/construction and financing are definitely two key components. As for financing, I highly recommend lining up financing that meets your timelines. For example, even if you finish the rehab in 1 month, not all lenders can refinance using the newly appraised value after month 1 but some can. Some hard money lenders take 1 month to close and some can close in 1 week. Using business purpose financing and brokers/lenders that specialize in these deals should smoothen things out a lot!

Post: Looking for a Lender to Handle Cashout Refinance

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Hi Ryan,

Which state is this in? Recently done this for a client but rates tick up quite a bit and the property still has to debt cover.

Post: How To Get Started | Bay Area

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Hi Brandon,

Personally I think it all depends on what kind of "avatar" you are.

If you have high risk tolerance and have time to spend, active strategies like flips and BRRRRs will yield better returns and more opportunities. 

If you don't want to spend time or risk losing money, LTR and multi-family is rather safe.

Post: First Time Hard Money Loan

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Hi Eli,

Leverage may be capped on some programs but should be doable. Do you know how many lines of credit you have? I know a lot of programs will want to see 3+ active trade-lines. As long as the rehab is light-medium, you should have options. Happy to take a look

Post: Need Advice on how to best use my equity.

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Hi Jeff,

What is your property worth and what is your current interest rate? 1031 could be a great opportunity if you can find a great deal. However, if your current interest rate is low, be aware you will be buying into a deal with much higher interest rate with today's rate.

For your new purchase, you should be able to use a DSCR loan and get financing without income as long as credit is good.