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All Forum Posts by: Miranda Holland

Miranda Holland has started 2 posts and replied 172 times.

Alot of private lending companies will work with you. 

Post: Lender needed for cash out refi

Miranda HollandPosted
  • Lender
  • Macon, GA
  • Posts 191
  • Votes 59
Quote from @Mitch Jones:

Hello, I have a couple houses (1 single fam and 1 duplex) that we bought, fixed up and now looking to pull cash out. Does anyone have a good lender they can recommend? Properties are both in Fort Dodge, roughly 90 miles northwest of des Moines, thank you for any recommendations. 


 A lot of private lending companies offer cash out refinances. Funding is primarily based off the value of the property. I sent you a PM 

He might be serious but I wouldn't take that bet. It's especially weird that this guy doesn't have a real company address and offering you 100% financing for your 1st deal. There are hard money companies with full infrastructure who wouldn't take that risk.  

If he is serious, there's a lot he's not telling you. I wouldn't do it man. I'd rather find the 20% to put down and go with a real company that closes with the use of a title company than risk giving that man my bank account information. 

Btw, as a private money broker, I've only seen lenders ask for bank statements or send PLAID links to verify your bank account information. You can pay for the appraisal with a credit card.  

Right now I'm seeing 7 to 8%

Post: Newbie looking for funding fast

Miranda HollandPosted
  • Lender
  • Macon, GA
  • Posts 191
  • Votes 59

Funding is pretty fast with companies that lend private and hard money.  However, they also require appraisals. Most of the lenders I work with will be ready to fund within a few days after the appraisal report comes in. I sent you a PM

Post: Non QM loan for manufactured home?

Miranda HollandPosted
  • Lender
  • Macon, GA
  • Posts 191
  • Votes 59

Manufactured homes can be difficult to finance mostly because of the property value. The further below 100k, the harder it becomes to find a lender that will finance it. I sent you a PM 

Quote from @Chris Hamrick:

Hey everyone, we were going with Meritrust with this property of interest. They're now reneging on rates, down payment, and want extra documents (1099's for pension and SS). Anyone can help us out?

Purchase price: $139,500

Appraised value: $250,000

Under contract: Yes

Credit Score: 770

Down payment: 20%

Income: $9,400/mo

Conventional Loan

Low DTI

Thanks!


This is happening a lot.  Lenders are finding all kinds of excuses to get out of a deal. Truth is, they don't have as much money as they want people to think they have. I sent you a PM

Post: Rental Property Loan

Miranda HollandPosted
  • Lender
  • Macon, GA
  • Posts 191
  • Votes 59

There are lenders who will lend you money for your 1st deal if it makes sense. The biggest hurdle for 1st time investors is coming up with the 20% down payment. I'll send you a PM 

Post: Finding Private Lender

Miranda HollandPosted
  • Lender
  • Macon, GA
  • Posts 191
  • Votes 59

If it's your 1st deal and you're not able to raise money from your family and friends, your best bet might be to start off working with private lending/ hard money lending companies. 

After you build a portfolio with them, you'll be more credibility to approach individuals who want to invest passively in your projects. 

Quote from @Scott Dalziel:

I have 2 STRs I purchased under conventional loans in my personal name. The current LTVs I estimate based on sales comps are at 59% & 66%. I'd like to refi into those loans into an LLC and use that capital to acquire an additional property. The lending market has been changing quite rapidly. Does anyone have a recommendation for lenders that are doing 80% LTV cash-out refi on STRs?


I have several lenders that offer up to 80% LTV but most only qualify for 70% to 75% LTV. Property value, credit score and experience have to all fall into place to qualify for that 80% LTV.