Question #1: Say I had a property that was valued at $400k, the mortgage balance remaining was $270k and so with the 80:20 LTV requirements, I could pull out $50k (80% x $400k = $320k….$320k-$270k = $50k). If I were ...
I am 18 years old and am looking at buying my first investment property this summer. I am looking at doing the BRRRR method. I have the private money lender and the general contractor handled, but due to me being 18, ...
Trying to better understand the refinance process. By refinancing current loan to pull out equity, “owe 85k, valued around 140k” am I refinancing up to 75% of the available equity or the appraised value..? If I pull t...
Hi guys, I'm a newbie for commercial real estate investment,I have a question about refinancing the property. I didn't have much money to buy this commercial apartment building, so I used HELOC as down payment to boug...
Hello, I am looking to receive a home from a family member. I believe it would be considered buying subject to/assuming their mortgage. There is about $40,000 left on the mortage. There's about $40,000 in equity but t...
Hi BP, my partner and I are looking to refinance on a 2-family investment property and are seeing a huge variation in available products with regard to available LTV, mortgage terms, interest rates, origination fees/p...
Hello all. I don't get on here as often as I should. However, I am in need of some help/advice. Who is your go to company/broker to refinance out of hard money and into a conventional mortgage in greater Austin area? ...
I am looking to BRRR my first investment property, So I am looking for a good lender and any advice you may have as far as what to ask a lender and things to look for. Thanks in advance!
David Green mentioned in Podcast 327 that he started doing 1-2 BRRRR’s each month. That sounds like he’s pulling his money out each month. How did he refinance that soon? I thought you had to wait a while before you c...
Hello, I'm considering refinancing on a home that I will be purchasing. From your experience, can anyone tell me what's the average home loan seasoning period in Michigan before one can refinance?Thank you