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Getting Past 4 Loan Limit

browndog1001

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Posted: 12:18 on 09-08-2008   
I have several buyers who want to purchase more properties from our company but i can't get them financed. They got their first 4 loans without a problem but now are running into the Fannie Mae 4 loan limit. Does anyone know of any lenders that can go past 4 loans?

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hosser

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Posted: 14:55 on 09-09-2008   
who is doing their first four? are they hard money type rehab deals?

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browndog1001

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Posted: 15:02 on 09-09-2008   
These are 4 permanent financing loans with Countrywide. My buyers are wanting long term financing, standard 30 year amortizations in order to acquire long term keepers.

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ceinvests

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Posted: 17:41 on 09-09-2008   
http://www.thecreativeinvestor.com/ViewTopic64444-18.html

Here is some help that New Kid gave me.

With the goverment taking over FannieMae and Freddie Mac things will change. I am cultivating relationships with little banks to see what happens.


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scostell



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Posted: 11:03 on 09-12-2008   
Try to find some small local banks, they sometimes play by different rules then the big banks do. Basically you want to find a bank that keeps their mortgages in house.

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browndog1001

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Posted: 11:13 on 09-12-2008   
All of the small banks in town have cut back their investment property lending to loans that they can sell in the secondary market. Anyone finding a good nationwide mortgage broker who can get these done?

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ITBInvestor

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Posted: 10:00 on 09-14-2008   
My 2 cents... seek out a commercial lender. Find a local commercial lender that understands your investing business. Other related links...

http://www.thecreativeinvestor.com/ViewTopic64299-47.html
http://www.thecreativeinvestor.com/ViewTopic64046-20.html
http://www.thecreativeinvestor.com/ViewTopic64314-18.html


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Posted: 08:59 on 09-29-2008   
looks like it's time for them to learn about subject to's. Acquiring properties by taking over the payments of a distressed seller.

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HoustonDealMaker

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Posted: 22:25 on 09-30-2008   
i agree with one of the posters who said they need to start looking into subject-to's however that may eliminate your firm so I suggest you look for lenders who provide a quasi-hard money loan. it provides the money to purchase and renovate the property and then converts/refinances into a long term mortgage. there are (2) closings and the initial rate on the purchase money is 10-15% and the long term financing right now is about 7%... this is offered here locally in Houston and I am sure if you are in a major city they offer something similar...

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jimingersoll



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Posted: 16:09 on 10-21-2008   

Three options:

1. Find them some credit partners

2. Find them a commercial lender (portfolio lender)

3. Find them seller financed deals


Jim


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