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All Forum Posts by: Logan Lambert

Logan Lambert has started 2 posts and replied 96 times.

Post: New investor....Should I buy single or multi-family?

Logan Lambert
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  • Lender
  • Kingsville, MD
  • Posts 100
  • Votes 35
Quote from @Michael Nguyen:

I am looking to start my real estate journey in the coming months. I've been doing a lot of research into real estate investments (BRRR, Fix and Flip, Multi etc.). My strategy is the long game, buy and hold, build equity and cash flow down the road. As I understand that there is not one best strategy. I don't plan on sticking to one method of investing however I do realize that some investors start with Single family and grow into multi-family. I would love to hear some of your thoughts and opinions on this.


 Hey Michael,

It all depends on the deal. You can find single family that cash flow well and also multi-family. I would always run your numbers to make sure the DSCR is good and it cash flows and buy what will benefit your business.

Post: How to refi out of hard money loan/multi unit

Logan Lambert
Posted
  • Lender
  • Kingsville, MD
  • Posts 100
  • Votes 35
Quote from @Colton Bridges:

Didn't know what a DSCR loan was until this post


 Hey,

No worries. If you need any help over the phone to explain in better detail then I am here. Shoot me a connection!

Post: One Brokerage BRRRR Loans

Logan Lambert
Posted
  • Lender
  • Kingsville, MD
  • Posts 100
  • Votes 35
Quote from @Jack Townsend:

Does anyone have experience with the BRRRR loans? I am curious if anyone is using this product to build their portfolio. What is the time period required before refinancing? How do you determine the rehab budget with the lender?


 Hey Jack,

Would love to connect with you. Shoot me a connection on here!

Post: Questions about refi

Logan Lambert
Posted
  • Lender
  • Kingsville, MD
  • Posts 100
  • Votes 35
Quote from @Austin Tess:

Hello! I just bought my first investment property and I'm already looking out a year from now to start applying BRRR. I need some help wrapping my head around everything. Would it be to forward to ask if anyone would be willing to hop on a zoom call? I'm in the Milwaukee market. Any advice is always appreciated.


 Hey Austin,

Would love to hop on a zoom call. What is your email address?

Post: How to refi out of hard money loan/multi unit

Logan Lambert
Posted
  • Lender
  • Kingsville, MD
  • Posts 100
  • Votes 35
Quote from @Colton Bridges:

I recently bought a duplex that I plan to convert to a fourplex. I used a hard money loan to purchase this off market deal.

I rehabbed the upper two units within two and a half weeks and have a renter already lined up for one unit. I believe after the holidays the other unit will go quickly.

What is the rule to refi into conventional loan? If I secure renters and show a lease agreement and deposit can I get into lower interest rate mortgage?

I wasn't planning on going this big for my first investment but the deal, location and potential to value add was too good to not go for it.

Thank you!


 Hey,

Just curios, why conventional and not DSCR?

Post: Appraisal before rehab

Logan Lambert
Posted
  • Lender
  • Kingsville, MD
  • Posts 100
  • Votes 35
Quote from @Ludwig Koeneke:

Yes I did! I checked comps and all the rest. Bought for 30% under asking price. Getting rehab started now. Pretty excited!


 Congrats on that. Hoping it all goes smooth for you!

Post: Appraisal before rehab

Logan Lambert
Posted
  • Lender
  • Kingsville, MD
  • Posts 100
  • Votes 35
Quote from @Ludwig Koeneke:

Hello everyone,

I'm brand new here. I'm starting my first BRRRR project and just closed on a property using cash. Since I bought cash, I didn't get an appraisal. Is it a good idea to get an appraisal before AND after the rehab/refinance stage? What do you guys think?


 Hey,

Great question. You want to wait after the work is complete before you get an appraisal and do not do it until you are refinancing because most lenders will want it through the AMC and you will be out your money. Did you determine the ARV before buying it cash?

Post: Why don't agents and investors like wholesalers??

Logan Lambert
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  • Lender
  • Kingsville, MD
  • Posts 100
  • Votes 35
Quote from @Ashley Mierez:

I'm considering getting into wholesaling, but from videos and some research I have done it seems like a lot of investors and agents don't like wholesalers? I'm assuming it's because the wholesaler is basically the middleman? I would love some advice on wholesaling from the experts here on BP. Thank you 


 Hey,

What area are you wholesaling? I lend all across the country and may be able to help find you clients for your deals.

Post: Baltimore City Fix and Flips

Logan Lambert
Posted
  • Lender
  • Kingsville, MD
  • Posts 100
  • Votes 35
Quote from @Patricia Redsicker:

My husband and I have other property investments but recently, we established an LLC to start doing fix and flips in Baltimore City/County/surrounding areas. Baltimore City has a massive vacant housing crisis (no surprise there!). However, the City initiated the "Buy Into Baltimore" open bid program (which we're interested in participating) through which you can bid/buy city-owned abandoned/vacant properties for redevelopment/resale.The problem is, there are so many blighted neighborhoods in Baltimore, it's tough to know where to start. Our goal is to help tackle this crisis by rehabilitating one unit/block at a time. Has anyone looked into this issue? How did you start? How did you decide which neighborhood/street/zip code to start with? What was your approach? Appreciate all your feedback.


 Hey Patricia,

Baltimore is a great market. I am local lender here and would love to connect with you in regards to what areas to invest in. Shoot me a connection!

Post: Hello Newbie Here!

Logan Lambert
Posted
  • Lender
  • Kingsville, MD
  • Posts 100
  • Votes 35
Quote from @Jae Lee:

I'm a newbie to the BP community but a long-time listener of the BP Podcast. I would like to connect with all of you! Thanks, 


 Hey Jae,

Glad to have you apart of the BP community. Shoot me a connection!