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All Forum Posts by: Seth Vendelboe

Seth Vendelboe has started 3 posts and replied 16 times.

Quote from @Michael Smythe:

@Seth Vendelboe what's your management arrangement?

Most DSR lenders will require you to have some experience if you DIY manage, else hire a PMC.


 I have a manager over 30 years experience.  I am also licensed in the state, and have many deals done over the past two years so experience I haven't run in to an issue with any lenders so far.

Quote from @John Otradovec:
Quote from @Seth Vendelboe:

I have a 6-unit complex (not in Detroit, MI) I am looking to pull cash out of. I purchased this property and have completely rehabbed it, and looking to pull out cash. Would prefer to go the DSCR route, or something showing lease agreements. Property is owned in an LLC w/ one partner.


Seth.. happy to chat with you. I just did a cash out refi on 5 unit yesterday at 75% with 1.1 DSCR. let me know if want to chat. I am 20 yr lender and investor!


 Thank you, I see your information will send email.

Quote from @Devin Peterson:
Quote from @Seth Vendelboe:

I have a 6-unit complex (not in Detroit, MI) I am looking to pull cash out of. I purchased this property and have completely rehabbed it, and looking to pull out cash. Would prefer to go the DSCR route, or something showing lease agreements. Property is owned in an LLC w/ one partner.


 Hey Seth, When did you purchase this property?


End of July 2022

Quote from @Robin Simon:
Quote from @Seth Vendelboe:

I have a 6-unit complex (not in Detroit, MI) I am looking to pull cash out of. I purchased this property and have completely rehabbed it, and looking to pull out cash. Would prefer to go the DSCR route, or something showing lease agreements. Property is owned in an LLC w/ one partner.


Yes - the Multifamily DSCR Loan option is a strong option here - not sure if you've seen this BiggerPockets article on Multifamily DSCR (versus traditional MF loans) but sharing here in case it helps - https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/multifamily-dscr-loans

Is the property now fully leased out?


 It is not, rehab is being done on the last two units expecting to complete end of March.  The last two units we rehabbed upon completion had tenants within 2-weeks so occupancy shouldn't take long once they're done.

Quote from @Erik Estrada:
Quote from @Seth Vendelboe:

I have a 6-unit complex (not in Detroit, MI) I am looking to pull cash out of. I purchased this property and have completely rehabbed it, and looking to pull out cash. Would prefer to go the DSCR route, or something showing lease agreements. Property is owned in an LLC w/ one partner.

 Hey Seth, 

If you have a good FICO, Loan Amount is above $250k, and property DSCRs at 1.25, You may achieve a rate at the high 7s at 70LTV on a 30 year fixed loan. 

If the loan amount is higher than $1 mil, we can achieve a rate in the low 6s on a 5/6 ARM.


 Unfortunately this property wouldn't get to a $250k loan amount, more like $225-$235k.  We have cheap properties where I am at lol so it's a good thing in that aspect, but bad when financing.

Quote from @Logan Singleton:
Quote from @Seth Vendelboe:
Quote from @Logan Singleton:

Hi, @Seth Vendelboe . When did you acquire the property, and what is your FICO? Most capital providers require a 700+ FICO for a Cash-Out Refinance of 5+ units and six months of seasoning to use a new appraised value instead of the cost-based approach.


 1.5 years ago.  Credit score shouldn't be an issue.


Perfect, then, as long as the property can afford the debt, most DSCR lenders won't have an issue. In this environment, it will probably be structured something like 8.50 - 9.25%, Up to 70% LTV & minimum of 1.1x DSCR


 I take it you can't do this?  Good to hear either way!

Quote from @Logan Singleton:

Hi, @Seth Vendelboe . When did you acquire the property, and what is your FICO? Most capital providers require a 700+ FICO for a Cash-Out Refinance of 5+ units and six months of seasoning to use a new appraised value instead of the cost-based approach.


 1.5 years ago.  Credit score shouldn't be an issue.

I have a 6-unit complex (not in Detroit, MI) I am looking to pull cash out of. I purchased this property and have completely rehabbed it, and looking to pull out cash. Would prefer to go the DSCR route, or something showing lease agreements. Property is owned in an LLC w/ one partner.

@Jonathan Greene yeah I agree with everything he says, I mentioned the website though as I’ve found a listing near my location that’s done well and uses that website service. I have actually received and reviewed the data from the seller, and it aligns with what the site posts. It’s not the area I want to purchase in, buts it’s close to me so I went to that seller first to get information. I agree with your statement in finding a superhost though as I’d rather go that route than a website as it’s more than likely just a “lead” service for these super hosts.

@Zeona McIntyre thank you for your reply. Have you seen the site “evolve” for short term vacation rental? This one states 10% management fees so I thought that was very reasonable but they have apply for your “area”. I have not reached out to them yet, but think I will do so very soon.