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All Forum Posts by: David P.

David P. has started 16 posts and replied 171 times.

Post: Obtain Loan for Cash Purchase

David P.Posted
  • Wholesaler
  • Westminster, CO
  • Posts 224
  • Votes 76

I am getting ready to purchase a rental property for cash through an on-line auction for $34000. However I want to finance it at current market value "Apprised Value" which is to be expected to be about $75K to $80K. Taking the lower of the two amounts $75K and with LTV of 80%, the loan would be about $60K. This would leave $26K for my next deal, if I can take cash out.

Some the research indicates that lenders are requiring "seasoning" for investment properties loans, meaning that I must be on the title for 6 months before I can finance the property. I am purchasing this property under my name, however I want to move it into an LLC for asset protection; would I then have to wait for the 6 months prior to financing the property?

Please note: I currently have 5 loans (1 home - 4 rental properties)

I know flippers/wholesalers do this with hard money loans; but I don't see how this is any different, except I want to keep the property for cash flow.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated and thank you in advance