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Mike Day#3 General Real Estate Investing Contributor
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Portfolio lenders in Indianapolis?

Mike Day#3 General Real Estate Investing Contributor
  • Investor
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Hi all,

I have a rental property in Indianapolis that I want to refinance and am running into some issues. It's a duplex with a detached third unit, and apparently this violates Fannie Mae guidelines (silly, but it seems that's just the way it is). I can't get a normal residential loan and the commercial loans have adjustable rates and require more equity. Since Fannie Mae won't permit it, at this point I'm looking around for a portfolio lender who might be interested in doing a residential loan. Does anybody know anybody? I'd much appreciate any tips! Thanks!

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Robert Sepulveda
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Robert Sepulveda
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bank of the Internet and first key lending have products for you depending on your ltv. First key is the only one I know that would do a 30 year fixed Portfolio if that's what you're looking for. 

What value and loan amount are you looking for. 

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