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All Forum Posts by: Tyler Maten

Tyler Maten has started 8 posts and replied 32 times.

I am a new investor in search for a CPA in Dallas, TX. Anyone have any great recommendations?

@Chris Mason Thank you for taking the time to break it down!! That makes sense.

@John Warren Thank you I really do appreciate your feedback.

Post: Cash Out Refi vs. HELOC Pros and Cons

Tyler MatenPosted
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@Dan Weber Thank you for your response.

Post: Cash Out Refi vs. HELOC Pros and Cons

Tyler MatenPosted
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*Disclaimer* I know things may depend on a variety of different factors, just looking for people's thoughts / experiences.

- Hello BiggerPockets crew!! I have kind of hypothetical question, possibly a couple questions that I would love to hear some different opinions on. I'm located in Dallas, Texas if that matters any.

- If I have a home worth 200k, it's owned free and clear. I currently occupy the home. I want to pull cash out of the home to buy a rental property, and also maybe use some of the cash to get into a fixer upper, flip. Would it be best to get a HELOC or do a cash out refinance?

- What are some Pros and Cons of each?

- To get a HELOC does the home have to be in your personal name or can it be in a LLC?

*Disclaimer* I know things may depend on a variety of different factors, just looking for people's thoughts / experiences.

- Hello BiggerPockets crew!! I have kind of hypothetical question, possibly a couple questions that I would love to hear some different opinions on. I'm located in Dallas, Texas if that matters any.

- If I have a home worth 200k, it's owned free and clear. I currently occupy the home. I want to pull cash out of the home to buy a rental property, and also maybe use some of the cash to get into a fixer upper, flip. Would it be best to get a HELOC or do a cash out refinance?

- What are some Pros and Cons of each?

- To get a HELOC does the home have to be in your personal name or can it be in a LLC?

Hey Andrew I also just recently graduated from college and am located in Dallas, TX! Always looking to connect with others with the same interest as me! Let's connect and see if there's any way we can help each other out!

Originally posted by @Guifre Mora:

@Tyler Maten the quick answer is YES. There are niche lenders who cater to Investors and have specific loans tailored to you. 

Now the details on your scenario will determine if you can and for how much: There are multiple variables.

Appraised value, taxes owed, the current loan balance, vacant or not, Fico score, what kind of loan are you looking for. (Cash-out refi) resource, LLC vesting, No income verification no DTI, etc....

 Thank you for the response. The home is currently my primary residence, and the comps for other properties in the area just like it were going for about 185k. There is no mortgage on the home and I am looking to cash out refinance for 100k.

Originally posted by @Alex Bekeza:

@Tyler Maten There are commercial programs for investors who don't qualify for conventional. It happens to a lot of self employed borrowers or people with less than 2 years work history or a variety of other reasons. These commercial programs are based strictly on FICO and subject property cash flow and don't even calculate your DTI. Of course, rates are a bit higher but you can still find a 30 year fixed mortgage in the 5%-6% range. Another perk is that you can vest title in your personal name, LLC, or Corporation, whichever you prefer.

 Hey Alex, thank you for the feedback. I will look into commercial the commercial programs.

Hello bigger pockets crew! I have a property in Grand Prairie, Texas that was purchased with cash back in April that I'm trying to do a cash out refinance on. This is my first refinance, and the lender I spoke with told me that I was over their limit for the qualifying debt-to-income ratio. This lender was kind of a bigger player in the industry, so I was wondering if there are any smaller "investor friendly" lenders out there that work in Texas, and people have experience working with. Also, if you have any suggestions or tips as I go threw this refinance process would be great to! Thank you so much for your time in advance!