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Jeff G. Borrowing vs Paying Cash for residential development
17 September 2016 | 2 replies

Hi all ...First stab at residential development, and I'm working on a small, 14-lot neighborhood of all SFHs. The design and permitting is complete, and we're awaiting the 4th and prob final contractor to submit their...

Jared Newman Negotiating for Borrowers: Points vs. Note Rate
9 October 2018 | 0 replies

When a borrower is negotiating terms with a lender, he/she needs to determine the amount of points and note rate that will work best for their situation. Here is a breakdown of what it looks like when a borrower choos...

David Weintraub Best Option for Borrower with Poor DTI
27 February 2018 | 5 replies

I have a borrower who is currently flipping 8-12 houses.  I give a range because he's currently working on holding a few, as opposed to flipping.He's actually trying to flip a house to himself that he used another len...

Paul Winka Hypothetical question about losses from bad borrower.
9 March 2018 | 2 replies

If, hypothetically, I lend $400K unsecured and my borrower disappears off the grid, I will have a huge loss. Is that a loss I would be able to spread over several years for tax purposes?  It's doubtful this will happe...

Ryan Mackfee Borrowing money on a paid off property
31 January 2014 | 1 reply

Well I am looking to buy another rental unit and need about another 25k to do a total cash deal. So my question is what would be the most benifical way to get cash out of a rental unit that is already paid for?

Ryan Moore The IRS and Borrowing from Family's HELOC
19 August 2018 | 3 replies

I have the opportunity to borrow from my parents’ HELOC to put towards the downpayment on a rental. They do not want to make money on it. They would loan it to me and I would be paying back just the P&I on the H...

Jerry Hill When can you borrow against a property?
29 August 2018 | 1 reply

We closed on a multi-unit building last May. All the units are rented and have a current lease in place. When is the property available to borrow against for a new purchase?

Khurram Mirza Ontario Canada Stress Test and borrowing strength
22 April 2019 | 0 replies

Hi guys, it seems like since the "Stress Test" was implemented checking for "borrowing strength" by mortgage advisers depends solely on income/salary regardless of cash in hand.  Seeing this I do notice young people i...