Cash flow and qualifying for financing are two of the biggest hurdles when it comes to running your real estate business and landing your next deal. We're talking about forward-thinking lending in this episode of The Real Estate Law Podcast.
Meet Robin Simon, a Partner of Easy Street Capital, a private real estate lender headquartered in Austin, Texas serving real estate investors around the country.
Robin oversees the EasyRent division, which provides long-term financing on business-purpose 1-8 unit residential mortgage loans. Robin oversees the marketing, business development, operations, and secondary/capital markets involved with the EasyRent line, so he's the perfect person to discuss non-traditional financing ideas.
Robin provides financing solutions for real estate investors with a specialty on short term rentals and BRRRR method investors by qualifying entities with no DTI (Debt-To-Income) requirements, no tax returns required, and no income verification
If you're an Airbnb investor, hear how you can qualify for your next investment with 20% down using AirDNA projections in many locations, including vacation and tertiary markets.
Robin also works with AirBnBRRRR (yes, that's a thing!) investors, with loan products that cover a purchase, rehab, AND refinance, offering 100% cash-cut refinances within 3 months without a lease requirement.
What we discussed during this episode: - Financing options that are outside the box of conventional mortgage lenders - The mental shift required of serious investors away from debt-to-income loans - When should an investor contact a company like East Street Capital rather than pursue a typical DTI loan with a local elnder? - Working with investors holding 3-5 properties looking to make the move into full-time real estate investing - Understanding the debt service coverage ratio - What expenses are taken into account when calculating DSCR? - The three factors that go into qualifying for a DSCR loan. - Why they occasionally underwrite sub-1.0 DSCR loans - The loan products that Jason and Rory have used for their investments - Why it's important to be up front with your lender and insurance company about your true intentions with a property - What are the conversations like with newer investors just discovering these alternative loan product? - Being in the "third inning" of the Short-Term Rental industry where smaller investors can still scale up before institutional investors assert their influence
Join Jason Muth and Attorney / Broker Rory Gill of NextHome Titletown and UrbanVillage Legal in Boston, Massachusetts for another episode of The Real Estate Law Podcast!
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