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All Forum Posts by: Roy Aharonovich

Roy Aharonovich has started 2 posts and replied 4 times.

Hello,

I am looking for financing for a property in Philadelphia that I am planning on renovating then moving in once its ready. Conventional loan is not an option, I am currently thinking about hard money. What do you think would be the best way to go about this? I am right now selling where Im living at. The down payment won't be an issue I have enough to put as much as 75% of the purchase price and renovation cost. 

Would anyone know what would happen if I would to buy a property then refi it under the LLC? Is there a way to have the property under the LLC even if its my first time purchasing an investment property?

Originally posted by @David Hanor:

I've worked with several commercial lenders who will take future rent rolls into account when evaluating income. That might be a good option for you if DTI is an issue. A lot of local lenders are offering great terms on fix rated 15 or 20 year loans. It's not as much cash flow as a 30 year loan but if you have to spread the loan out over 30 years to make it work, is it really a deal?

Would that be commercial lender even tho the properties would be less than 5 units? Currently looking single family and duplex

Hello,

I have a question. I am looking to buy a few investment properties, hold and rent. It looks like my DTI would reach over %50 after the first property since for my personal one I have to pay property tax, HOA fees and insurance. Those payments drive my DTI ratio up. I have an LLC opened with the funds ready to be invested. Is there a way for me to transfer my personal property to the LLC so when I go to take a loan those payments won't show up on the DTI ratio? (There is not mortgage on my property). If so would I have to pay transfer tax/fess?