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John Zuch
  • Investor
  • Raleigh, NC
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Mortgage Broker - Raleigh, NC

John Zuch
  • Investor
  • Raleigh, NC
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My wife and I are working on some deals here in North Carolina. The investor we are currently working with doesn't seem interested in acquiring loans sub-to if the loans aren't actually assumable. We are having discussions with owners of small apartment complexes (25-50 units) with some equity and possibly willing to hold back a 2nd and need a great recommendation for a LTV lender... I know there are typically seasoning requirements, but with a seller second, can we get a new loan immediately?

Strategies, advice, and broker recommendations welcome!

Thanks

John

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