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Investor's Loan Guide by Graham W. Parham

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asis. Many people will establish their HELOC’s to extract money from the<br />

equity of their property and re-invest into more real estate. "Still not a bad play."<br />

This is not using borrowed funds. This is utilizing your equity. Cash advances from<br />

credit cards or non-secured loan cannot be used for sources of a down<br />

payment. HELOC’s you can.<br />

If you are planning on utilizing your<br />

HELOC for the upcoming real estate<br />

transaction, please take note of the things<br />

that the lender will be asking for. A copy of<br />

the mortgage statement showing the<br />

beginning balance before the withdrawal, a<br />

copy of the check written from the HELOC<br />

to your personal bank account, and a<br />

deposit slip showing those monies<br />

transferred into your personal account.<br />

Once this takes place, we want a copy of<br />

the new statement showing the new<br />

balance and a copy of the HELOC’s<br />

promissory note showing the terms of the loan. The underwriter will review all of<br />

the information to determine that these funds are acceptable. Most HELOC’s<br />

are pretty straightforward, but some may have some crazy terms where a few<br />

years into the note it could potentially come back to haunt the borrower.<br />

HELOC FUNDS CANNOT BE USED FOR RESERVES!!!<br />

New Fannie Mae Reserve Requirements for Investors with Multiple<br />

Properties Owned<br />

There are many investors that still do not know that Fannie Mae requires<br />

additional reserves from borrower’s that have more than one financed<br />

property.<br />

The Old requirements were six months Principle, Interest, Taxes, and<br />

Insurance (PITI) on the subject property and two on all other properties up to 4<br />

leveraged 1 – 4 family properties excluding the primary residence. Properties 5<br />

– 10 would require six month PITI on all properties.<br />

The New requirements are based on a percentage of the unpaid principal<br />

balance on each loan excluding the primary residence.<br />

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