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Barrington Duncan
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looking to lenders to buy and hold any suggestions?

Barrington Duncan
  • Newport News, VA
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Looking for some information on Lenders who are lending on buy and holds. I have a townhouse the would be a great investment property, below market value and is in a great area. Any suggestions on how to get a good lender?

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J Scott
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Your best bet is to find a portfolio lender (small, local bank). Many portfolio lenders will lend up to 70% of your costs (or appraised value if you've held it for 6-12 months), amortized over 10-20 years at about 1 - 1.5 points above typical OO rates.

You'll need decent credit and income, but if you have those things, a portfolio lender is your best bet...

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