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All Forum Posts by: KYLE Z.

KYLE Z. has started 3 posts and replied 67 times.

Post: Refinancing rental property's

KYLE Z.Posted
  • Investor
  • Ironwood, MI
  • Posts 68
  • Votes 15
Originally posted by @George P.:

I did a cash out last year and had over 5. Used the mortgage center in Southfield

 Thanks George, can you message me the banks info? 

Post: Refinancing rental property's

KYLE Z.Posted
  • Investor
  • Ironwood, MI
  • Posts 68
  • Votes 15
Originally posted by @Jon Holdman:

Cash out conventional is nearly non-existent.  Freddie doesn't do them at all and Fannie will only do them if you have four or fewer financed properties, unless you fall under the delayed financing rule, which only gives you six months to do the refi from the date of purchase.

You can certainly get a conventional loan on your residence.  With the right lender you can get them on your rentals, at least for the first three and probably for 5-10 with the right lender.  But you will need to do some serious calling to find someone.

 Thanks Jon, They did say they will do my residence with conventional financing. But I need to use some collateral from the rentals because im under water a bit on my home

Post: Refinancing rental property's

KYLE Z.Posted
  • Investor
  • Ironwood, MI
  • Posts 68
  • Votes 15
Originally posted by @Kyle J.:

Call around to other lenders. 15 year & 30 year conventional loans, as well as cash-out refis, are all available for rental properties. Though not with every lender. Different lenders have different rules and guidelines. It can also depend on how many loans you have in your name. How many do you have? From my perspective, 6.5% is too high if you have good credit. 

 I have 4 rentals and my home my credit is around 800. I live in a small town in the UP of Michigan there are not to many options 

Post: Refinancing rental property's

KYLE Z.Posted
  • Investor
  • Ironwood, MI
  • Posts 68
  • Votes 15

Hi all, So I am trying to Refi my rental property's and my personal home. The bank im working with wants to do a commercial loan for everything at 6.5%. I would rather break them up with a loan for each. They say they will not give me a residential loan on any of the rentals. I thought I heard on here people were refinancing rentals with 30 year fixed rates. I am also looking to get some cash out for a siding and window project on a duplex. The bank says that they will roll that into the loan. What do you guys and girls think?

Thanks in advance

Post: List of why some Landlords don't screen tenants

KYLE Z.Posted
  • Investor
  • Ironwood, MI
  • Posts 68
  • Votes 15

When I first started renting I followed advice on here and books I read and everything went good. The last few tenants I have gotten lax on the screening and have had some bad luck with my 2 of my units. Lesson learned follow the process. Sometimes you have to fail to succeed!

All my rentals are in the UP of Michigan so freezing pipes are a way of life for me. I always leave the heat on at least 45. As far as shutting the water off I try not to as the bill for turning it on and off is really high in winter. Of course I live here so I can drive by and check on them regularly. Some people will let the water run a bit in a sink to keep the pipes from freezing. Im guessing if you are investing from a different area you will have a property manager in place. He can do routine drive by's weekly to check on house. The cold up here is nothing to mess around with!

Post: Is it me?

KYLE Z.Posted
  • Investor
  • Ironwood, MI
  • Posts 68
  • Votes 15

Im with you @Bobby Beard I have gotten rid of most of my "doo dads" to invest in more rental properties. I also am a big fan of what @Account Closed just said as that is classic Rich Dad. Whenever I find myself wanting a new car or a new gun or whatever I look for a property to buy so the cash flow makes the payment for me.Problem is after I buy the property I take the cash flow and look for another property lol.

Post: New Member Richard Nash

KYLE Z.Posted
  • Investor
  • Ironwood, MI
  • Posts 68
  • Votes 15

Welcome Richard! I used to work in Idaho for a bit, I loved it there. I have been to Meridian a few times. It is really nice. Boise is prob my favorite city anywhere.

Post: Any tips for low income/section 8 rentals?

KYLE Z.Posted
  • Investor
  • Ironwood, MI
  • Posts 68
  • Votes 15

Hi Douglas,

I see your looking at a duplex. I have a duplex with a section 8 tenant in it now for about the last 3 years. Very good tenant keeps the place really clean no real problems. Like others have said sometimes you can get above market rents which is a good thing. Are you including heat and water in the rent? It is not a bad idea to find out how much they will pay if you pay the heat electric and water. I have 1 like that works great and 1 that doesn't work as good as I thought it did. Always find out what the costs will be before you move someone and in. Also you may find they will do a year lease then it goes to month to month.

Congrats guys! Love the podcasts! There is so much great info. Plus I always get a laugh. Can't wait for more