All Forum Posts by: Zach Edelman

 I second this statement. 

Hey Will, I may have someone that can help you out brother. DM me. 

Hey Nicholas, I am a DSCR lender but don't do conventional. However, I have an AWESOME broker that I send all my borrowers to should they qualify for conventional. She can make any deal work. I'll send you a DM.

@Robin Simon the power of leverage. Lesson truly never gets old. 

Can you please explain why DSCR lenders cap/reduce leverage on properties that are considered "rural?"

@Joshua Qian, I would gladly take it. I'll send you a PM. 

Thomas, I can definitely help with this. I’ll send you a PM. 

Hey Michael, I have a great one for you known as Easy Street Capital. I'll send you a PM. 

Hello,

Full disclosure here, I am an 23 year old AE for a lender known as Easy Street Capital out of Austin, TX. I work specifically for the "EasyRent" department in which we do DSCR loans for any residential investment property up to eight units, and we can even do mixed-use.

As a young newcomer to the sales game. I am always looking to network. Specifically, I am looking to grow and expand my network in the west coast, as I feel as though there are some great markets in the out west, and I can network/originate even after 5 pm CST.

Are there any good recommendations for mortgage brokers in the west coast? Any help/referrals are appreciated!

Hello, 

Full disclosure here, I am an 23 year old AE for a lender known as Easy Street Capital out of Austin, TX. I work specifically for the "EasyRent" department in which we do DSCR loans for any residential investment property up to eight units, and we can even do mixed-use.

As a young newcomer to the sales game. I am always looking to network. Specifically, I am looking to grow and expand my network in the west coast, as I feel as though there are some great markets in the out west, and I can network/originate even after 5 pm CST. 

Are there any good recommendations for mortgage brokers in the west coast? Any help/referrals are appreciated!

Thanks so much for sharing Robin! Very insightful information, especially on the reasoning behind why cash-out refinances are much riskier for lenders than for rate-term refinances & acquisitions, and therefore why rates are higher for this type of transaction. Overall A+ post.