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All Forum Posts by: ShaRae Kalian

ShaRae Kalian has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

I truly appreciate all of the valuable insights! To address some of the questions, we have a 750+ credit score, the original payoff amount is $301,000, and the 2k a month is the projected rent. Based on the collective feedback, selling may be the best course of action. We’ve relisted the home at the appraised value of $385,000—while we may not walk away with a significant profit, at least it prevents further financial strain. Again, thank you all for your guidance!

Hi everyone,

We’re facing a tough decision with our investment property in Chandler, AZ, and would love some insight from experienced investors.

Here’s our situation:

  • Purchased with a Hard Money Loan – Current balance: $300,000
  • Recent Appraisal: $385,000
  • Already Invested: $97,000 in renovations
  • Rent: $2,000/month, which isn’t covering refinance requirements
  • Refinance Roadblock: A DSCR lender is requiring $34,000 cash to close to refinance.
  • Listing for Sale: We’ve relisted at $385,000, hoping to exit cleanly.

Our Dilemma:

  • Should we keep pushing for a refinance with another DSCR lender or sell and move on?
  • Are there any alternative financing options (private lenders, or portfolio loans) that might work better?
  • What’s the best way to attract buyers quickly without losing more money if we sell?

And yes, we recognize that our rehab decisions may not have been ideal - our initial intent was to sell the home, and not rent - so we kindly ask for constructive advice only. 

We appreciate any advice, especially from those who’ve been in a similar situation!

Thanks in advance!

ShaRae K.