3. Hard Money Loan:
These loans became popular during the bull market for fix and flip investors.
In slower times, these are expensive loans and upfront costs and pre-payment penalties make them unfavorable for buy and hold strategies.
Rates are in the 11-14% range and typically cost 3-5% in loan fees.
Investors still look to these loans for quick transactions that have large short-term upside.
Limited documentation is required and they can be closed in a few days. 35-45% is required for down payment.
4. Foreign Nationals:
This is hot category because of the weak US dollar.
Foreign investors can buy property at an immediate discount when they use Euros or the Canadian Dollar. 20% down payment and income documentation is required.
Rates are in the 8% range.
Note: As a general rule, interest only loans are no longer available for investment properties so calculate cash-flow assuming fully amortizing loan terms.
Commodities
2008-01-25
Investor Financing in this Crazy Real Estate Market (3)
Posted by cheahyeankit at 1:23:00 AM
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