Create Generational Wealth with a Portfolio Loan

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Create Generational Wealth with a Portfolio Loan

Real estate investors enter into this community with the goal of creating generational wealth. Generational wealth can be achieved by creating a portfolio of homes, as opposed to just acquiring just a few properties. Many investors wonder what needs to happen financially in order to successfully create a portfolio. Success begins by finding the right portfolio loan for your needs. Let’s take a closer look at how you can create generational wealth today by using a portfolio loan!

Changes in lending options. 

Investors who expand from a few properties to a portfolio of properties will need to open the door to other loan products. Those who invest in single family homes or have 1 to 2 units are using traditional loans, conforming loans, bank loans, or single DSCR loans. If you are transitioning to a portfolio loan it is important to take everything into consideration before diving in. 

Conforming loans:

Conforming loans limit investors to 10 properties and have a lot of qualifications that you need to meet. 

Bank loans:

Many people use bank loans when they have a portfolio, however, banks normally write their products for 5, 7, or 10 years. This means that every 5, 7, or 10 years investors have to refinance. Some clients are having to refinance properties every year depending on how their cycle is set up.

Portfolio loan:

A portfolio loan is used for 5 to 100 properties and covers all of the properties in one loan. This umbrella loan can not only help investors who have mixed properties, but it also prevents you from needing multiple loans. Another benefit is that a portfolio loan will provide you the support you need as you expand the number of doors per unit. 

Is a portfolio loan right for you?

Benefits to a portfolio loan:Work smarter not harder! 

  1. All mixed properties are under one blanket
  2. One monthly payment
  3. Some have nonrecourse (Nonrecourse does not require a personal guarantee)
  4. Commercial based
  5. The loan is bases on the income from the properties
  6. Don’t have to pay for underwriting on each property
  7. Typically there is a better rate on a larger loan
  8. Can clear up some slots for you.
  9. Can use another person’s credit score if they are under your LLC 

Cons to a portfolio loan:

  1. Lower LTV
  2. Individual appraisals are needed for each property
  3. Pulling a property out is a hurdle (You won’t be able to sell properties to generate money)

Flexibility of a commercial loan.

A commercial loan can provide the flexibility you need to create generational wealth. One of the biggest benefits is that it provides the opportunity for you to use another person’s credit score as long as they are under your LLC. In doing so, a higher score can not only keep the transaction going, but it can open more doors. Another thing to keep in mind is that commercial loans are primarily based on the cash flow and the property value. This allows you to lock them in when rates are good so that you can use the slots to build up some additional properties on the side.

Create generational wealth.

By using a portfolio loan you are creating a bigger asset. More importantly commercial loans, unlike traditional loans, will not show up on your credit. Another thing to keep in mind is that banks often restrict your growth either by the number of properties or the loan amount. Those who are aggressive and use a portfolio loan have the flexibility they need to create the generational wealth that they want.

Is a portfolio loan right for you?

Real estate investors who have 20 properties or more need to start searching for other lending options. A portfolio loan is an excellent way to put all of your properties under one blanket loan. Is this the right loan for you? Contact us today to find out more about portfolio loans and other ways you can create generational wealth. 

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