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Christine Taylor
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  • West Jordan, UT
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Commercial Lender Needed

Christine Taylor
  • Professional
  • West Jordan, UT
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I own two duplexes and a triplex. I have conventional lending in place and have owned the properties since 2003. The LTV ratio on the properties is very strong. I went thru a divorce about 4 years ago and am in the process of repairing. My equifax score is around 640. I've had some late pays on all the mortgages and have rectified this problem with better management and tactics. My objective is to refinance under one loan which would be easier to manage and pull out some equity to make some necessary repairs and buy more properties.

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