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Scott Scharl
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Private Lending against Finished Lots?

Scott Scharl
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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Anyone have experience lending against finished lots? Our company will be doing a raise soon to help fund a small subdivision deal. We will be buying 8 finished lots on a cul-de-sac from a land developer, then building 8 spec. homes.

I'm interested to hear about investors' experiences lending capital in this niche. Do you like finished lots, or perceive them as higher risk than lending against homes? If I can prove the value with comparable sales, does it matter from your perspective if it's just dirt w/utilities vs. an actual home? Appreciate your thoughts.

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Jay Hinrichs
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  • Lake Oswego OR Summerlin, NV
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how do you then get vertical loan if your borrowing on the dirt?

Pay cash for lots then get your construction loans.  Lender will require good equity      

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