Hello all,Just a general question. I primarily work with hard money lenders to satisfy my needs when it comes to my projects as a fix n flipper, however there is also benefit if I'm able to work with conventional loan...
Let's say you bought a property using a hard money lender, and you put the property in an LLC. Is it possible to than refinance the hard money loan through a conventional bank if the property is in an LLC?
Hi, I just start getting to know investment after reading a house hacking book and I really want to begin the journey of expanding rental real estate. I am married and my family size is three (me, my wife, and 3 yrs d...
Hello all... I'm a bit confused on how best to My wife and I own two LLCs now taxed as S-Corps. So, I understand the purpose.However, I'm confused how when, and how, to put/transfer a title to property into the LLC.I'...
Hi all,With this interest rate, when should I might try to refinance to lock in a lower rate. The home is in Columbia, SC. With the .5 point cut, I think the rates already dropped in anticipation of this happening, bu...
Hello everyone, I need help with getting a good deal.I am a new in Real estate investment and working on my first investment property.I have educated myself by reading many books from Biggerpockets and I have watched ...
I am currently working on building my RE portfolio. As a beginner, before learning about all different types of lenders, I purchased my first investment property under a conventional investment mortgage in my own nam...
Im applying for a mortgage at univest in PA. The lady lied to me says i can put 5% down conventional loan on 3 unit than after doing a hard inquiry on my credit. She says i cant without 20% down. This is such bs. She ...
Hey everyone, I'm exploring the idea of a 3-year ARM mortgage with 15% down vs a conventional fixed year mortgage for a longer-term buy and hold investment property. The rationale for considering the ARM is that, give...
I just got a quote from a conventional lender for 7.75% with a 2.5 point buy down.When I asked what would be the rate without a point buy down, they said: " There are no par (rates with no point cost) rates for invest...