Hi, I'm looking at a property that is technically a manufactured home built in 1963, but has been completely remodeled with updated electrical, plumbing, and a entire stick-built house built on to the original single-wide, which basically only retains the original walls. The deal is excellent in terms of DSCR, but I've been unable to find a lender who will lend on this property. Anyone have any recommendations for what lenders might be willing to work on this? This property is in Arizona. I could buy cash but not interesting in terms of return without financing.
This is in Sedona, AZ. It's suburban (west sedona) but maybe considered rural under something like USDA.
Yes this will be tough. If it is a double-wide you can do 60-65% LTV and will require a minimum loan of $150k. Maybe a local lender might help if it does not fit that criteria
Just commenting here about your property in beautiful Sedona, I am based out of Phoenix with my advisory firm and of course I love Sedona and all that area. Not sure if you already pulled the trigger here but I do work with Phoenix and Arizona based lenders that might be able to help you with this. I can certainly look at this with you and help you put this deal together which is my specialty, making the deal happened. Let me know and I can look at this with my lenders here in Phoenix, I know they might be able to see the potential in the property if they know the area as opposed lenders out of state or so.
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Hey @Troy Carter did you end up getting that property? For me, I've done a ton of deals and as a rule, we no longer mess around with pre 78's. I would be extremely hesitant to pre 78' manufactured homes. The resale value and possibility of the 78' requirement year changing is imminent. There is tons of opportunity without taking on that much risk.