I have a lender who has an interesting loan product - thinking about using it for a cash out refi. Loan terms: 40yr fixed, 5.375%, interest only payments are available for 1st 10yrs(that's the part I like). After that...
Investment Info:
Single-family residence private money loan investment.
Purchase price: $197,000
Sale price: $307,500
I provided a private short-term interest-only loan for a local Fix & Flipper....
As with many HELOC's, the one I hope to get is interest only during the draw period. During this period, how is DTI calculated: using the interest payments, or the total future payment? Thanks.
My broker is telling me that if I get a loan from my grandfather for a down payment, that it has to be secured against real collateral! I saw somebody on here saying that you wouldn't want to do that. What is the truth?
Hi all, I'm looking to do my first investment property soon and while I was looking for a SFH or small multifamily, an off market 5-plex was presented to me that could be a good deal if I can figure out financing. Co...
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I'm looking at an rv / boat storage complex in GA, and the numbers work for us EXCEPT for the fact that we are being quoted on a commercial interest rate that can only be fixed for 5 years.
Wondering if a...
Hi, I have 2 rentals in GA with about a total 150K equity. Both rentals have good cash flows, and both loans are in 4% interest range. Should I refinance them and use the interest-only option? I need cash to reinves...
Looking to refinance my non-warrantable property to pull out the equity. I was offered a 30 year fixed at 5% with a Interest Only Fixed Rate Mortgage. Has anyone had experience with this type of product? I know it is ...
OK here we go. My first technical question.My neighbor has a home with a USDA loan plus a loan for a 4 yr old roof equaling 78000. He pays $450/mo interest only. So, basically, is he just renting the place from USDA?S...
Not sure if this is the right place to ask...
I'm trying to structure a business proposal for a private lender and I'm having trouble running the numbers.
This is from an article I read on another investment forum...