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Shawn Long
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Need $50K equity out of free & clear property with $3,150 per month cash flow

Shawn Long
  • Investor
  • IN (indiana)
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(For my client) Own a mixed-use property free and clear that is currently bringing in $3,150 per month and is 40-50% occupied in central Indiana. Client has bad credit. Is there a lender out there that can help him turn $50K from equity into cash so we can finish the project? 

Also can someone tell me if a buyer can get an FHA loan on a multi-use property? Shame on me for not remembering

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Joel Weiser
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Joel Weiser
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FHA DOES allow Mixed use if it's 51% residential and the borrower will live in the property. (I closed one before). However, if it's not completely livable that can be an issue.

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