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- Charlottesville Real Estate, "Charles McDonald"
- Contributions:230
talk with a local lender, they know your market
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- Lisa Condra, "Lisa Condra"
- Contributions:42
Harvest Homes Realty Hello, I would suggest you find a good lender that offers a wide variety of loans. They are the experts when it comes to lending. I have lender available on my web-site at www.harvesthomesoftn.com, good luck.
- Jonathan Blackwell, "JonathanBlackwell"
- Contributions:19
You absolutely want to check the renovation loans that use after repair value. You'll get more room to renovate and you'll get a an excellent rate to boot.
Equity loans are tough unless you have a low LTV. Research the Fannie Mae Homestyle and the FHA 203K.
Equity loans are tough unless you have a low LTV. Research the Fannie Mae Homestyle and the FHA 203K.
- DouglasTaylor1
- Contributions:8
You might be able to ask for a 203k rehab loan?? nj has it.
- wclogg001
- Contributions:1
You might consider applying for a loan at LendingClub.com. It's great for borrowers and investors.
- annhoody
- Contributions:2
I live in Erie County, in union city PA,, I never got a loan out before on this hhome so how will we get refinance . our home was willed to us!
- Darlene Teves, "dteves"
- Contributions:5
Depending on how much your home is worth you may be able to refinance and take cash out for the repairs. If you are in MA, ME or NH please call the mortgage specialists at [contact info removed by moderator]. My name is Darlene, I work in marketing as a sales rep.
- Ryan Newlin, "Realtor San Angelo"
- Contributions:105
I would talk to your who has your mortgage currently. Also, you local bank or credit union would be a good place to start.
- Vicki King and King Team, "King Team"
- Contributions:26
Where do you live? Do you have equity in your home? Please give me more specific information and then maybe I could lead you in the right direction.
Hello, I'm not buying a home i own my home, i was looking toget a loan to help fix it up
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