First time landlord, totally new to renting out my place. Would all you prefer a recommend investing in a property management company to just get things started year one, and then once I'm comfortable handle it on my own?
If I put some time into it I could figure it out, I think, but I just started a new job and haven't really had a chance to look into lease, how to manage the income, being available for viewings etc. It's about 10% monthly fees. I could pay zero, but outsourcing is tempting..
That’s because the guy who works for them that’s apart of the $1290 lender fee is the typical low producing associate. The big producers are not doing loans for a flat fee, so you will get the loan done but it might take longer and have an unresponsive officer assigned to it. It just depends what you value in your loan. If you know you have a simple file (have money saved, good income, good credit, etc,) then it’s fine. But if you actually have some hiccups and need a loan officer to actually work hard might not be the best bet
I PM’d you the company I was referred in Chicago and used for my loan a couple months back.
I've used them (also in Chicago) and they were kind of a pain to deal with. The rate was good but they weren't very responsive and I had to send over the same paperwork multiple times.
Appreciate it. I’ve read similar reviews. Seems like they have solid rates
Are you with PwC? I worked with them to get my mortgage about a year ago and they have a relationship with PwC. The guy, Ben Cohen, I worked with is also based in Chicago and he was great to work with. He and his team were very responsive and friendly. It made the mortgage process so much easier even when we had some hiccups from the seller.
I’m not, but my sister works there! lol did you also have that same $1290 fee?
I’ve used them in the past and got the best rate after shopping around. Our loan officer was very responsive. PM if you want more info or referral.