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All Forum Posts by: Patrick K.

Patrick K. has started 24 posts and replied 41 times.

Hi all, have been binging on BP podcast these days, I keep hearing Mr. Greene mentioning whenever he gets into a project with a partner, he prefers a "loan partner" rather than an equity partner. 

I am wondering how does one set up this partnership?

Is there any difference between a "loan partner" and a private lender

Is the "loan" registered against the property?

if so, will it interfere with getting a mortgage? assuming a lender doesn't like/allow a second mortgage?

Thank you for your time. 

Hello all, 

I have assembled a lot for redevelopment, currently only missing the corner property, and they just put it on the market. 

property is 3.4 mill, Now I do have enough for 25%, but since it's commercial, and based on DSCR and its existing profit, I estimate I can only get a 1.5 mill loan. don't want to carry a 75% private lender either, so I am looking at a potential partnership.

Can someone shed some light on how this type of partnership is normally formed? i.e. I already own a few properties on the lot, the partner will only invest into this corner unit. since we are looking to re-develop. how do I calculate how much "pie" to give the investor? 

thank you for your time. 

Quote from @JD Martin:
I can't answer all of those questions but I built using a construction loan before. Payments made during construction were interest-only based on the total amount drawn. At the end of construction the loan was converted into a typical mortgage. Draws were done on percent of work completed and required inspection by the lender's inspector. It was a royal PITA overall - I was the GC and the draws were so slow and sometimes not complete based on cost so I was constantly paying subs out of my own pocket in order to keep the project moving and waiting for reimbursement from the lender.

 Thank you for your reply, at the end of construction. will they re-evaluate the property and loan out based on that instead of the cost of construction? because normally you want the final product to be worth more than the total cost of the product if you go through the trouble of building it yourself. 

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Patrick

We make long-term rental loans on short term rental property and use the projected annual income to determine the DSCR.

Let me know if I can be of any assistance

sorry just to clarify, do you use the projected long-term rental income or the short-term rental income to determine DSCR?

We use annual projections from airdna for short term properties and a market rent schedule from appraiser or a lease for annual tenant properties

So the annual projection From airdna covers the dscr calculation. But is there a hard cap on the loan based on appraised value? If so will it be a traditional house comp appraisal or a commercial appraisal based on cap rate?

Also what is the rate range at the moment. 
Thank you

Hi all, 

I noticed today that when I do STR research in an area on airbnb, it no longer allow me to not put in a date as before. If I leave it blank it just default to "any week" which does not show all properties anymore, any work around?

As a host my biggest fear when running an airbnb is some teens start a party. which is hard enough to prevent if all your listing is clustered in a city (you can hire someone to patrol during party hours). but his listings seem to spread out all over the place. he doesn't even have a management company and instead manages all of them himself. 

how did he do it?

I was wondering if glamping is allowed in areas where STR is normally prohibited. thank you for your time.

Quote from @Bobby Feinman:

Patrick

We make long-term rental loans on short term rental property and use the projected annual income to determine the DSCR.

Let me know if I can be of any assistance

sorry just to clarify, do you use the projected long-term rental income or the short-term rental income to determine DSCR?
Quote from @Bobby Feinman:

Patrick

We make long-term rental loans on short term rental property and use the projected annual income to determine the DSCR.

Let me know if I can be of any assistance


Thank you, I'm just doing my research at this stage, but I will definitely reach out when the time comes.