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All Forum Posts by: Wayne Clark

Wayne Clark has started 2 posts and replied 11 times.

Quote from @Karen Margrave:

Ok MFD homes need to have been built after June 15, 1976 in order to get financing, and cannot have been moved more than the initial move when it was originally delivered. As to loans, do a search for financing of manufactured homes in your state. Good luck. 


 Thank you for that info Karen. This helps a lot!

Quote from @Karen Margrave:

What year is the manufactured home? Has it been moved more than once? Would you own the lot, or is it in a park? If in a park, what is the policy on rentals? 


 Karen, 

I would have to verify on the title, but I'm quite sure it is a late 1990s/early 2000s model. Not sure about how often it has been moved. It has been in this location for the last 14 years. I will own the lot and home. 

I close on my first investment property this week. It is a manufactured home on a permanent foundation. The home will be de-titled at closing. I am purchasing using private money and funding the rehab myself. My question is, how difficult is it to get these types of properties refinanced? I will list the details below. Cashflow on this will be decent, and I really want to hold it as an LTR versus selling if I can get the property refinanced. Does anyone have any advice or experience with this? Anyone you would recommend reaching out to for lending?

PP: $95k

Rehab: <$20k

ARV: $150k (this is a conservative ARV)

Monthly Rent: $1300+

You may want to check with your lender and see if they have a Due on Sale clause associated with their loans before you go through with that plan, just to CYA. Although it isn't super common for lenders to use that, it can happen. 

@Nicholas L.

I have $5k in savings. I also have between $80-$100k in equity in my primary residence that I am willing to use via HELOC or cash out refi for a down payment/rehab project. I am really looking more and more into a DSCR loan to get started with.

@Matthew Crivelli 

Okay, that makes sense. Thank you for your help and the information provided!

Originally posted by @Sam Smith:

@Wayne Clark I would talk to the lender specifically about using her commission as the down payment. As in, ask what it would take to consider her commission as part of the down payment before she has receives it, not as a reimbursement to yourself after the fact. Do you need to have a contract written up? Do you need to get the title company in on it early so that every is clear on the process?

I know it's been done plenty of times before, you might just need to find a lender who has done it before so that at least one of you knows the process.

Sam, I think finding the right lender has been the biggest issue for us. I am going to work on reaching out to a few other lenders and seeing what I can do. 

Originally posted by @Matthew Crivelli:

@Wayne Clark The BRRR can totally be done even if you plan on using it for a short term rental. When it comes time to refi we have an appraisal done and get the figures on market rent . We would use that number to qualify the loan. So you need to make sure long term rental figures can support the note even though the plan is STR.

Hey Matthew. So your saying that if we found an STR we wanted to purchase, we could use the current market to figure in what we could pull if said property was actually an LTR, and use those figures to support the note? There wouldn't have to be previous LTR rental history to support those numbers? And I am assuming you are referring to a DSCR loan?

Sorry for all the questions, I am still trying to grasp all of these financial terms and options. 

Thanks!

Hey Sam. So we have talked about using the commission as a down payment, but our issue is that every closing she has had so far, its been a 24-48hr turnaround time for her to receive her payment, so that has been the issue so far. 

And yes, I've been to several showings for "myself", trying to find out exactly what we want to start with. It has been a great experience so far, and I've learned a good bit about what I want and don't want to deal with.

Hey Matthew. Quick question. If I wanted to purchase a home and prep it as an AirBnB, couldn't I still technically "Brrrr" it? I know it isn't a traditional "Brrrr", but being able to purchase, fix, refi, and then STR it should still be able to be done, correct? I apologize for the ignorance. Financing has been my biggest headache when it comes to learning RE investing.