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All Forum Posts by: Rudy Dvorak

Rudy Dvorak has started 9 posts and replied 22 times.

Post: DONT want to refi my 3.8% 30 year loan but DO want to build ADU

Rudy DvorakPosted
  • Investor
  • Newport Beach, CA
  • Posts 23
  • Votes 6

I have my personal residence in Orange County California that I've owned about 1.5 yrs and we owe $690,000 and it's worth about 1.05m. I have a garage I'd like to convert to an Adu, and I can self fund the Adu.  My question is -  can anybody out there tell me if my bank which was just a conventional 20% down loan but if my bank will require me to refinance when they get when it shows up on title from the city permits that an Adu has been added. I do not want to get out of my 3.8% 30-year loan originated by Chase and now serviced by Finance of America Mortgage.     If refi was a requirement for me to do an Adu I would NOT do the Adu. If anybody has a quick answer on typically will my current bank require a refinance or call the loan if and when they determine that I've added an Adu to the property??  Thanks in advance for your input?  

Post: Off Market 95 units in AZ

Rudy DvorakPosted
  • Investor
  • Newport Beach, CA
  • Posts 23
  • Votes 6

Good morning, We are looking for greater phoenix area multifamily 40 to 200 units. c property in at least b- areas. Heavy rehab / value add preferred. this is long term play and we are patient and deliberate. We live and operate in Southern California

Post: Private Money Lender and Buyer in AZ - Let's connect and grow together!

Rudy DvorakPosted
  • Investor
  • Newport Beach, CA
  • Posts 23
  • Votes 6

Good morning, We are looking for greater phoenix area multifamily 40 to 200 units. c property in at least b- areas. Heavy rehab / value add preferred. this is long term play and we are patient and deliberate. We live and operate in Southern California.  Looking to start building a network of folks focusing in AZ.  

Post: Whos Looking For Multifamily Deals? I cover phoenix mesa scottsdale and more

Rudy DvorakPosted
  • Investor
  • Newport Beach, CA
  • Posts 23
  • Votes 6

Good morning,  We are looking for greater phoenix area multifamily 40 to 200 units.  c property in at least b- areas.   Heavy rehab / value add preferred.  this is long term play and we are patient and deliberate.  We live and operate in Southern California

Post: open to 6ish % private loan secured by property

Rudy DvorakPosted
  • Investor
  • Newport Beach, CA
  • Posts 23
  • Votes 6

i have 4 properties and 27 tenants in socal over 4 properties.  all props have fixed loans at less than 3.8%.  I have $3.1M in equity.  looking to build adu's and jadu's and looking for $500ish K.   Anybody can point me in right direction would be fantastic.  Sorry if this is the wrong forum....always open to learning thanks   I might also ask does this equity information provided to public may open me up to scammers and crooks?  thoughts?

Post: Suggestions on Financing ADU's in Los Angeles

Rudy DvorakPosted
  • Investor
  • Newport Beach, CA
  • Posts 23
  • Votes 6
Quote from @Chris Morris:

Is it possible to get a HELOC on your primary residence? I have one w/ PNC bank right now. It is interest only for the first 10 years (this is the draw period) and then switches to 30 more years of P+I fixed rate. It also allows you to 'lock in' your interest only portions at fixed rates, as well.

The interest only rate is 0.34% higher than the 'prime rate' (https://www.fedprimerate.com/).

 Hi At the moment, we have a poor debt to income ratio.   Also, We do NOT want to refi.  We only want a new loan or solution to sit in 2nd postiion.  thanks for the input

Post: Suggestions on Financing ADU's in Los Angeles

Rudy DvorakPosted
  • Investor
  • Newport Beach, CA
  • Posts 23
  • Votes 6

I am looking for ideas on getting some private money. I have 12 unit rent controlled property in Los Angeles (Glassell Park 90065)

value $3.6M at

Total rents - $21,400 - $256,800 annually = not 1 late through covid

Less than 1/10th of 1% active vacancy in the last 8 years.

100's of inquiries in 24 hour recently when we post an available unit(s). = overwhelming demand

C area - C property - 1ea 3 unit building built in 1924 AND 1ea 9 unit building built in 1950

currently Chase loan - is at 3.61% - owe $1,999, 540 - adjusts in 3.5 years

by right I can build 3 adu's in current 1500 sqft basement. Biggest challenge is digging out, to get the necessary 7' 6" ceiling height. currently we have a bout 7'.

something like this might work. for $150K to build out the 3 units. secured by a second mortgage on the property. 6ish % interest. 1 or 2 points. payments start upon lease start dates. $3000 monthly patyments that include principal and interest. 36 month balloon payment. no prepayment penalty. about 4 months construction schedule. We will submit plans to city shortly. Projected rents for 450sqft studios is $2,000 per unit. Happy to discuss creative ways to get this funded.

We are day to day, 24/7 managers of every aspect from design, to permitting, to construction, to property management to maintanance to leasing and marketing. we have a track record of success, and we manage our 30 tenants across 5 properteis in Southern California.

Post: Suggestions on Financing ADU's in Los Angeles

Rudy DvorakPosted
  • Investor
  • Newport Beach, CA
  • Posts 23
  • Votes 6

I am looking for ideas on getting some private money. I have 12 unit rent controlled property in Los Angeles (Glassell Park 90065)

value $3.6M at

Total rents - $21,400 - $256,800 annually = not 1 late through covid

Less than 1/10th of 1% active vacancy in the last 8 years.

100's of inquiries in 24 hour recently when we post an available unit(s). = overwhelming demand

C area - C property - 1ea 3 unit building built in 1924 AND 1ea 9 unit building built in 1950

currently Chase loan - is at 3.61% - owe $1,999, 540 - adjusts in 3.5 years

by right I can build 3 adu's in current 1500 sqft basement. Biggest challenge is digging out, to get the necessary 7' 6" ceiling height. currently we have a bout 7'.

something like this might work.   for $150K to build out the 3 units. secured by a second mortgage on the property. 6ish % interest. 1 or 2 points. payments start upon lease start dates. $3000 monthly patyments that include principal and interest.  36 month balloon payment.  no prepayment penalty.  about 4 months construction schedule. We will submit plans to city shortly.  Projected rents for 450sqft studios is $2,000 per unit. Happy to discuss creative ways to get this funded.

We are day to day, 24/7 managers of every aspect from design, to permitting, to construction, to property management to maintanance to leasing and marketing. we have a track record of success, and we manage our 30 tenants across 5 properteis in Southern California.