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All Forum Posts by: Scott Anderson

Scott Anderson has started 4 posts and replied 6 times.

Post: HELOC on a duplex to rehab and sell

Scott AndersonPosted
  • Investor
  • Mankato, MN
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1

I got a good deal on a multi family propety and want to rehab it. I would like to pull out a HELOC on a duplex that I bought for $92000, put down $13000, now have an existing loan for $79000, but if I can make a few updates and repairs to the exterior... this is in a market where this house would be worth $160000

Post: How to purchase a multi family on an FHA loan

Scott AndersonPosted
  • Investor
  • Mankato, MN
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1

BP readers, I need your guidance. If I were to finance a multi family on an FHA loan... I'd have to first find a lender that is willing to work with an FHA loan, get preapproved, then also see what is FHA approved in the market, and then I'm ready to shop. If you were to break it down in more detail... does anyone know the process well enough to explain how to get an FHA loan and for the multi family Home that I want?

Best Regards,

A longtime BP podcast listener, first time caller

Property #1: Found a 3100 square foot duplex that needed some tlc but for the right price I could afford the repairs. Decided to purchase as is. Although, I encountered a problem. Had the money for down payment and repairs but with lack of credit history I couldn’t get approved by the bank so I had to get creative. Convinced the seller to do a contract for deed with a low down payment and a year and a half later I refinanced so that my name is on the property. I have a loan for $113000and the property is worth $150000 at the minimum. Both units are rented and I’m sitting well with cash flow.

Property #2: while on the contract for deed for the 1st property, I found a second property that was a 1600 square foot duplex that I negotiated a good price for and pursued a rent to own contract. Roughly a year and some change later I’m officially closing on the $130000 property with an $80000 loan. I live in one unit and the other unit is rented with cash flow.

Now, here's where I need advice. With my name on two duplexes and with my current LTV's on the properties... what should I do to leverage these properties in order to purchase my next duplex? For example, can I pull out a HELOC on them, refinance them, and use the funds from the HELOCS as a down payment for property #3?

Any advice will be greatly appreciated!

Best Regards,

A fellow property investor

Post: HELOC/refinance, BRRRR, Next Step Advice

Scott AndersonPosted
  • Investor
  • Mankato, MN
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1

Thank you for the reply, Peter - I’m actually doing a commercial loan through my credit union on my second duplex. Can you elaborate on your experience of rolling your duplex into a commercial loan to get your fiveplex?

How do you plan on using the equity in both of your properties to finance your next deal?

Post: HELOC/refinance, BRRRR, Next Step Advice

Scott AndersonPosted
  • Investor
  • Mankato, MN
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1

Thank you, Mike - my DTI is at 31% so it's could be better but it could be worse. Do you know if I can pull out a HELOC, refinance the first and second mortgages of each property, and use the HELOCs to put towards a third property?

Post: HELOC/refinance, BRRRR, Next Step Advice

Scott AndersonPosted
  • Investor
  • Mankato, MN
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 1

Hey everyone,

I’m posting to figure out what my next step is in real estate. I’m looking to leverage my two duplexes in order to pull the trigger on my next duplex. Need advice.

To give a brief background, in January of 2016 I became a faithful follower of Bigger Pockets. I was inspired by BP to invest in duplexes as my niche and began looking into deals back near my hometown where the economy was growing. 

Property #1: Found a 3100 square foot duplex that needed some tlc but for the right price I could afford the repairs. Decided to purchase as is. Although, I encountered a problem. Had the money for down payment and repairs but with lack of credit history I couldn’t get approved by the bank so I had to get creative. Convinced the seller to do a contract for deed with a low down payment and a year and a half later I refinanced so that my name is on the property. I have a loan for $114000 and the property is worth $150000 at the minimum. Both units are rented and I’m sitting well with cash flow.

Property #2: while on the contract for deed for the 1st property, I found a second property that was a 1600 square foot duplex that I negotiated a good price for and pursued a rent to own contract. Roughly a year and some change later I’m officially closing on the $130000 property with an $80000 loan. I live in one unit and the other unit is rented with cash flow.

Now, here's where I need advice. With my name on two duplexes and with my current LTV's on the properties... what should I do to leverage these properties in order to purchase my next duplex? For example, can I pull out a HELOC on them, refinance them, and use the funds from the HELOCS as a down payment for property #3?

Any advice will be greatly appreciated! 

Best Regards,

A fellow property investor