Investor · Morrison, CO · Member since 2015 · 221 posts · 177 votes
5y
@Keva Niver, I'd love to know how the scammers find us - it's never ended. It's likely they have found your information through the permitting process. My guess is that because you may have to post the variance publicly, they have your information? Just a guess.
For a lender, give the local banks in the area a call. Many times the local banks and credit unions are looking for opportunities and are often aggressive. Hope it goes well for you!
Lender · Fort Worth, TX · Member since 2016 · 8k+ posts · 6k+ votes
5y
@Keva Niver yeah, this certainly sounds like a local lender situation. Also, this forum is more for residential lending...I mean, you can leave this here but there is a commercial forum that I think you would get more responses in. Also, the New York forum is pretty active. Maybe some locals there have some suggestions. Try there as well.
Accountant · Denver, CO · Member since 2020 · 394 posts · 183 votes
4y
@Keva Niver That is impressive! What a great start! Are you planning on expanding on the same site or are you going to look into buying a separate area and expand that area?