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    Quote Originally Posted by charlie horse View Post
    How do they act when the borrower is also the builder (licensed)..?
    Don’t know on that one. I’m on the commercial side but could get you in touch with someone that would have answers if you’d like.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KRT View Post
    You don’t happen to know one of these said people do you? Maybe one with 800,000.00 to a mil laying around burning a hole in their pocket?
    Yeah- Had dinner with him Thursday night.
    Just sold his business and walked away with 33mil after all was said

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    Quote Originally Posted by PalmettoTrooper View Post
    Yeah- Had dinner with him Thursday night.
    Just sold his business and walked away with 33mil after all was said
    Wonder if he wants to lend me some money hmmmmmmmmmmmm


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    Quote Originally Posted by b35w View Post
    Negative. I have some good equity in my house. May look at a HELOC if I have to.


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    Heloc can be a good bridge loan but you’re going to probably have a higher interest rate
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    Quote Originally Posted by PalmettoTrooper View Post
    Yeah- Had dinner with him Thursday night.
    Just sold his business and walked away with 33mil after all was said
    fact

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    Use HELOC for downpayment 5.5%.

    Land bank for purchase.

    That should work if debt to income ratio covers the note.

    A construction perm will require plans, pricing and appraisal. That delay could cost you the property.
    Last edited by Duck Tape; 06-16-2019 at 10:12 AM.
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