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How  to  Become  the  Bank  &  Collect  Mailbox  Money  

Rental Property OwnerPrivate Lender

Real Estate Broker

Patrick Prunty

BRE 01949337 - NMLS 1205733

Veteran of 13 Years withMarshall Reddick Real Estate

San  Jose  Bay  Area  Investors

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In  2016    make  it  a  goal  to  diversify  your  portfolio  

with  a  more  passive  investment:    

Become  a  Lender!    

How  do  you  actually  make  the  investment?

YOU BECOME THE BANK!

1.  PURCHASE MONEY LOAN

2.  BUY AN EXISTING LOAN IN THE SECONDARY MARKET

3.  REFINANCE/CASH-OUT

Not a Syndication

As  Investors,  we’re  Concerned  with  What?

1. Protecting Principal 2. Balancing Risk vs Desired Return

3. Diversification

Our program covers all 3 concerns!

While every investment has risk, our program

minimizes risk.

These loans are ideal for what?

Buy-and-Hold Rental Property

Conventional  vs  Private Borrowers should always use conventional financing when possible…

…only use private financing when necessary.

Question: When would a borrower need to use private financing?

1)  Non-Recourse Loan (Self-Directed Retirement Borrowers)

2)  If you have more than 10 mortgaged properties 3)  Loan amounts of less than $50,000

Buy  &  Hold  Asset  Based  Lending

Marshall Reddick Real Estate : BRE 01904891 - NMLS 1306115

3  Loan  Programs  Available

15 Year Fixed = 7.0%

30 Year Amortization w/Balloon = 7.5%

30 Year Fixed = 8.5%

Marshall Reddick Real Estate : BRE 01904891 - NMLS 1306115

All  3  Loan  Programs  Require

Minimum 40% Down

Subject Property Must Cash-Flow (including Maintenance & Vacancy)

3 Year Interest Guaranty

Escrow & Title Insurance

Homeowners Insurance

Marshall Reddick Approval

Marshall Reddick Real Estate : BRE 01904891 - NMLS 1306115

Comparison

Single  Family  Rental  w/Leverage

MONTHLY  CASH  FLOW  =  $150

Single  Family  Rental  w/Cash

MONTHLY  CASH  FLOW  =  $417

45%  LTV  Private  Loan  @  7.5%

MONTHLY  LOAN  PAYMENT  =  $628

$199,500.0045.00%7.50%360

$89,775.00$627.72

$19,917.45Balloon  Payment  (Month  120) $78,547.92

Month Payment Interest Principal Balance Cumulative  Interest1 $627.72 $561.09 $66.63 $89,708.37 $561.092 $627.72 $560.68 $67.04 $89,641.33 $1,121.773 $627.72 $560.26 $67.46 $89,573.87 $1,682.034 $627.72 $559.84 $67.88 $89,505.99 $2,241.875 $627.72 $559.41 $68.31 $89,437.68 $2,801.286 $627.72 $558.99 $68.73 $89,368.95 $3,360.267 $627.72 $558.56 $69.16 $89,299.78 $3,918.828 $627.72 $558.12 $69.60 $89,230.18 $4,476.949 $627.72 $557.69 $70.03 $89,160.15 $5,034.6310 $627.72 $557.25 $70.47 $89,089.68 $5,591.8811 $627.72 $556.81 $70.91 $89,018.78 $6,148.6912 $627.72 $556.37 $71.35 $88,947.42 $6,705.0613 $627.72 $555.92 $71.80 $88,875.62 $7,260.9814 $627.72 $555.47 $72.25 $88,803.38 $7,816.4615 $627.72 $555.02 $72.70 $88,730.68 $8,371.4816 $627.72 $554.57 $73.15 $88,657.53 $8,926.0417 $627.72 $554.11 $73.61 $88,583.92 $9,480.1518 $627.72 $553.65 $74.07 $88,509.85 $10,033.8019 $627.72 $553.19 $74.53 $88,435.31 $10,586.9920 $627.72 $552.72 $75.00 $88,360.31 $11,139.7121 $627.72 $552.25 $75.47 $88,284.84 $11,691.9622 $627.72 $551.78 $75.94 $88,208.91 $12,243.7423 $627.72 $551.31 $76.41 $88,132.49 $12,795.0524 $627.72 $550.83 $76.89 $88,055.60 $13,345.8825 $627.72 $550.35 $77.37 $87,978.23 $13,896.2226 $627.72 $549.86 $77.86 $87,900.37 $14,446.0927 $627.72 $549.38 $78.34 $87,822.03 $14,995.4628 $627.72 $548.89 $78.83 $87,743.20 $15,544.3529 $627.72 $548.39 $79.32 $87,663.87 $16,092.7530 $627.72 $547.90 $79.82 $87,584.05 $16,640.6531 $627.72 $547.40 $80.32 $87,503.73 $17,188.0532 $627.72 $546.90 $80.82 $87,422.91 $17,734.9433 $627.72 $546.39 $81.33 $87,341.58 $18,281.3434 $627.72 $545.88 $81.83 $87,259.75 $18,827.2235 $627.72 $545.37 $82.35 $87,177.40 $19,372.6036 $627.72 $544.86 $82.86 $87,094.54 $19,917.45

First  Mortgage/Loan  AmountMonthly  Payment

Interest  Guaranty  (Month  36)

Purchase  PriceLoan-­‐to-­‐ValueInterest  Rate

Amortization  Term  (Months)

60%  LTV  Private  Loan  @  8.5%

MONTHLY  LOAN  PAYMENT  =  $450

$97,500.0060.00%8.50%360

$58,500.00$449.81

$14,745.88

Month Payment Interest Principal Balance Cumulative  Interest1 $449.81 $414.38 $35.44 $58,464.56 $414.382 $449.81 $414.12 $35.69 $58,428.87 $828.503 $449.81 $413.87 $35.94 $58,392.93 $1,242.374 $449.81 $413.62 $36.20 $58,356.73 $1,655.995 $449.81 $413.36 $36.45 $58,320.27 $2,069.356 $449.81 $413.10 $36.71 $58,283.56 $2,482.457 $449.81 $412.84 $36.97 $58,246.59 $2,895.298 $449.81 $412.58 $37.23 $58,209.36 $3,307.879 $449.81 $412.32 $37.50 $58,171.86 $3,720.1910 $449.81 $412.05 $37.76 $58,134.09 $4,132.2411 $449.81 $411.78 $38.03 $58,096.06 $4,544.0212 $449.81 $411.51 $38.30 $58,057.76 $4,955.5313 $449.81 $411.24 $38.57 $58,019.19 $5,366.7814 $449.81 $410.97 $38.85 $57,980.34 $5,777.7515 $449.81 $410.69 $39.12 $57,941.22 $6,188.4416 $449.81 $410.42 $39.40 $57,901.83 $6,598.8617 $449.81 $410.14 $39.68 $57,862.15 $7,009.0018 $449.81 $409.86 $39.96 $57,822.19 $7,418.8519 $449.81 $409.57 $40.24 $57,781.95 $7,828.4320 $449.81 $409.29 $40.53 $57,741.43 $8,237.7221 $449.81 $409.00 $40.81 $57,700.61 $8,646.7222 $449.81 $408.71 $41.10 $57,659.51 $9,055.4323 $449.81 $408.42 $41.39 $57,618.12 $9,463.8524 $449.81 $408.13 $41.69 $57,576.43 $9,871.9825 $449.81 $407.83 $41.98 $57,534.45 $10,279.8126 $449.81 $407.54 $42.28 $57,492.17 $10,687.3527 $449.81 $407.24 $42.58 $57,449.60 $11,094.5828 $449.81 $406.93 $42.88 $57,406.72 $11,501.5229 $449.81 $406.63 $43.18 $57,363.53 $11,908.1530 $449.81 $406.33 $43.49 $57,320.04 $12,314.4731 $449.81 $406.02 $43.80 $57,276.25 $12,720.4932 $449.81 $405.71 $44.11 $57,232.14 $13,126.2033 $449.81 $405.39 $44.42 $57,187.72 $13,531.5934 $449.81 $405.08 $44.73 $57,142.98 $13,936.6735 $449.81 $404.76 $45.05 $57,097.93 $14,341.4436 $449.81 $404.44 $45.37 $57,052.56 $14,745.88

First  Mortgage/Loan  AmountMonthly  Payment

Interest  Guaranty  (Month  36)

Purchase  PriceLoan-­‐to-­‐ValueInterest  Rate

Amortization  Term  (Months)

Ø  Invest $58,490

Ø Collect $150 Per Month

Ø Vacancy, Maintenance & Property Management

Single  Family  Rental  w/Leverage

Ø  Invest $89,760

Ø Collect $417 Per Month

Ø Vacancy, Maintenance & Property Management

Single  Family  Rental  w/Cash

Ø  Invest $89,760

Ø Collect $628 Per Month

NO: Ø Vacancy, Maintenance & Property Management

45%  LTV  Private  Loan  @  7.5%

Ø  Invest $58,500

Ø Collect $450 Per Month

NO: Ø Vacancy, Maintenance & Property Management

60%  LTV  Private  Loan  @  8.5%

Turn  your  retirement  account  into  a  diversified,  cash  generating  machine!

Property  Address Loan  Amount Home  Price LTV Rate Term Payment6709  Day  Dr,  Fort  Worth,  TX  76132 $85,000 $170,000 50% 7.5% 10 $594

6215  Palmer  Park  Ct,  Houston,  TX  77086 $71,999 $119,999 60% 8.5% 30 $55419305  Pathway  Pointe,  Noblesville,  IN  46062 $60,075 $133,500 45% 7.0% 15 $6601138  E  Lasalle  Ave,  South  Bend,  IN  46617 $27,500 $55,000 50% 7.0% 15 $247

$244,574 $478,499 $2,055

1.  Have an initial call with Marshall Reddick to express interest.

2.  We evaluate and present opportunities that fit your criteria.

3.  You review and ask questions…then commit or pass.

Ge_ing  Started

What  Happens  Next?

YOU COLLECT MAILBOX MONEY!

How  do  we  Minimize  the  Risk? Lend only on Marshall Reddick Approved Property

in Marshall Reddick Approved Markets to Marshall Reddick Borrowers.

60% Loan-to-Value Maximum ü Appraisal ü  Subject Property Must Cash-Flow

Loan Servicing ü  Superior Loan Servicing ü Note Servicing Center

Question:  

How  does  Marshall  Reddick  Real  Estate    

make  money?

Answer: We  make  a  Loan  Fee,  

commonly  referred  to  as  Points,  for  facilitating  each  transaction.  

What  is  the  role  of  Marshall  Reddick?

1)  Provide private lending opportunities

2)  Communicate clearly with both Lender & Borrower

3)  Coordinate with Realtors, Inspector and Appraiser

4)  Coordinate with Escrow, Attorney and/or Title Co

5)  Coordinate in the Event of Default

Question:  

What  is  the  absolute  worst  case  scenario?

Answer: You  end  up  owning  the  property.  

Interested?

Need  More  Information?  

Let’s  Chat!

Patrick Prunty (949) 885-8173

[email protected]