5 January 2014 | 9 replies
It will be some time before attorneys can determine the scope of compensating factors for qualified mortgages or higher priced loans.
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8 June 2017 | 18 replies
In the majority of our loans, when you factor 75% of as-is value for purchase PLUS 75% of the rehab costs, tge amount of money you are effectively able to get is 80-90% of the total of what you will need.
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6 January 2014 | 52 replies
This doesnt really apply to 1-4 unit lending unless if its a local or portfolio lender however mostly applicable to 5+ multi family, commercial, and business lending. 5 C's of lending Character (integrity), Capacity(cash flow or ability to service debt), Collateral (equity in property to secure debt), Capital (networth), and Conditions (economy, and external factors)
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6 January 2014 | 3 replies
Many times folks try to make a NOO a 2nd home designation but when it is too close in geography, like on the same street and does not possess any significant attributes to make it believable, the home will be considered NOO for underwriting.
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12 January 2014 | 10 replies
But many of or much of your core business docs can certainly be used over years of dealings but you do need modifications from time to time.John Chapman is giving good advice, you need to see an accountant starting out, the proper designations for tax purposes is very important. :)
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1 August 2014 | 16 replies
So the renovation and trust factor im not worried about.Im more concerned with the real estate market in Merrillville, my 2 properties there are in good areas, the houses just need extensive rehab work.
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8 January 2014 | 5 replies
We're looking at a property we're thinking about buying that is located in a Flood Hazard area (as designated by FEMA).
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8 January 2014 | 17 replies
And @Wayne Brooks dont get me wrong, all realtors dont do a reckless job regarding low equity and negative equity listings.Short Sale Success is a maybe with the lender, with incredible delays, and the ramifications of doing short sales can be seriously detrimental.BTW, I love CCIM Commercial Realtors, its a demanding designation to earn, and should be sought out doing commercial deals.
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7 January 2014 | 4 replies
Etc etc etc" It felt pretty good yesterday from a new tenant and her answer was location (close to New River), but the second deciding factor was my closets.
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9 January 2014 | 13 replies
I would offer it up as funding for someones "amazing" deal who needed some funding help (I would probably factor it as the total amount 50K would buy me so call it 300K, 400K, what ever).I would charge a handsome lions share, thats about the maximum leverage I can think of..... should earn about 20K-35K if done correctly.