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All Forum Posts by: Scott Lieberg

Scott Lieberg has started 8 posts and replied 46 times.

Post: Recommendations for Crowd Funding platforms? for $5M -$20M Raise

Scott LiebergPosted
  • Investor / Principal,
  • Star, ID
  • Posts 47
  • Votes 24

Can anyone recommend a crowd funding or crypto funding platform? 

Let me know.

Post: What are industry standard vacancy periods and leasing fees?

Scott LiebergPosted
  • Investor / Principal,
  • Star, ID
  • Posts 47
  • Votes 24

Also 1 months rent if thru Realtor in MPS is going rate commission

Post: What are industry standard vacancy periods and leasing fees?

Scott LiebergPosted
  • Investor / Principal,
  • Star, ID
  • Posts 47
  • Votes 24

Houston about $85 per door = PM

Post: FMNA Rapid Acquisition rules

Scott LiebergPosted
  • Investor / Principal,
  • Star, ID
  • Posts 47
  • Votes 24

Thank you for your straight forward answer. The lender using this guideline is part of an $8B company. As  a FNMA underwriter for an S&L, I signed off about $300,000,000 in the old manual days of the "80s". Then I got my CA Broker License in 1991. I would rather have two loans in a good subdivision in TX than even one more in CA.

Based on your advice, I may move forward with this property. But if I miss it, properties are like trains, there will be another one along. Again, thanks for your solid reply.

Post: FMNA Rapid Acquisition rules

Scott LiebergPosted
  • Investor / Principal,
  • Star, ID
  • Posts 47
  • Votes 24

No, this is a FNMA rule being applied to a 4-5 year old, seasoned, built-out SFR development. I have identified a property 5 blocks from a recent acquisition and my FMNA lender in TX says I can't buy because the property is in the same subdivision. Can anyone cite the FMNA Guide rule in their Rapid Acquisition restrictions that supports this turn down?

If a borrower has 2 new loans in 12 months, we fall un der Rapid Acquisition rules.

Search FNMA Rapid Acquisition rules.

Post: FMNA Rapid Acquisition rules

Scott LiebergPosted
  • Investor / Principal,
  • Star, ID
  • Posts 47
  • Votes 24

Can any one cite the rule that under the Rapid Acquisition program that after the second loan in 12 months, the borrower cannot take out 2 loans in the same subdivision? Does the seasoning of the subdivision have anything to do with it?