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All Forum Posts by: Chloe Mariant

Chloe Mariant has started 3 posts and replied 11 times.

Post: How to finance 25acres of undeveloped land

Chloe MariantPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • North Carolina, USA
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 3
Quote from @Mike Grudzien:

Can't help,  but wish you good luck. 

Save up a down payment: reach out to friends and family. 


 Thank you Mike!

Post: How to finance 25acres of undeveloped land

Chloe MariantPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • North Carolina, USA
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 3
Quote from @Tom S.:

@Chloe Mariant Seller financing for raw land is usually one of the better options.  Otherwise look to local banks and credit unions that know the land and area well.  Expect to put down a high downpayment for financing through banks, probably in the 30-50% range down.

Good luck!

Thank you Tom!

Post: Beyond Wall Street: Unlocking the Power of Alternative Investments

Chloe MariantPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • North Carolina, USA
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 3

I am sorry to hear about the technical difficulties... I will most definitely sign up for the events to come! Thank you

Post: How to finance 25acres of undeveloped land

Chloe MariantPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • North Carolina, USA
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 3

Hi all!

Property in question is a total of 25acres divided in two tracks for sale. Agricultural land, zoned agricultural/residential. It is perfect for a business I will start in a couple years but not now. Most likely this type of land will be gone gone in this area in two years.

I can not afford this land/finance it via a traditional route so I am looking into alternative ways to finance it. What options do I have? Owner financing? Separating 1acre, assigning it and using the assignment money as a down payment? Can I finance it as an investment if cash flow is positive while rented to a farmer for a couple years? What else am I not thinking about here?

Thousands of thanks to you all!

Post: Beyond Wall Street: Unlocking the Power of Alternative Investments

Chloe MariantPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • North Carolina, USA
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 3

uh i just saw this :( how can i find all your webinars and make sure i wont miss them?

This is awesome! Is your group coming to the raleigh area as well?

Post: House for sell - about to be in foreclosure

Chloe MariantPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • North Carolina, USA
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 3
Quote from @Ken M.:
Quote from @Chloe Mariant:
Quote from @Ken M.:
Quote from @Chloe Mariant:

Hello Ken and thank you for your reply!

So 1) check calculations and make sure property is worth buying for purpose of intent 2)figure out if its a deed of trust or conventional mortgage 3)make offer and bring the loan current asap

Kinda. You skipped a few steps, but that's the general idea.

First do step 1. You have to make an offer that the seller accepts, but with a pre-foreclosure, it has to be enough to cover paying off the loan, arrears, legal fees and realtor fees.

Deed of trust and conventional mortgage are something different, but they are related.

Personally, I wouldn't make an offer on a house pending foreclosure unless I knew what I was doing or had someone I trust walking me through it. But, that's me.

 As you can probably tell I am a newbie so I will follow your advice! Thank you for your replies!

I don't mean to scare you off of doing an offer, just have someone help you who has some experience. That's how we learn.
I get it! I wrote another post to ask how to find a mentor and partners around me. I am currently in NC in the Raleigh area. Thank you for your advice!

Post: New in RE - starting investing in France early 2026 followed by US

Chloe MariantPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • North Carolina, USA
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 3

Hi everyone,

I am currently finishing a PhD in Biomed sciences in north carolina, USA. I am going back to France soon and planning on leveraging my new salary there to start real estate investments. In the long term I will be back in NC and will invest here as well.

My plan is to start either with wholesaling or flipping in the Britanny area depending which deals or opportunities I can find. How do you find partners and mentors when you start out?

Are there any things I should consider in my situation?

Any investors in NC, USA or Britanny, France who would like to connect?

Post: House for sell - about to be in foreclosure

Chloe MariantPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • North Carolina, USA
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 3
Quote from @Ken M.:
Quote from @Chloe Mariant:

Hello Ken and thank you for your reply!

So 1) check calculations and make sure property is worth buying for purpose of intent 2)figure out if its a deed of trust or conventional mortgage 3)make offer and bring the loan current asap

Kinda. You skipped a few steps, but that's the general idea.

First do step 1. You have to make an offer that the seller accepts, but with a pre-foreclosure, it has to be enough to cover paying off the loan, arrears, legal fees and realtor fees.

Deed of trust and conventional mortgage are something different, but they are related.

Personally, I wouldn't make an offer on a house pending foreclosure unless I knew what I was doing or had someone I trust walking me through it. But, that's me.

 As you can probably tell I am a newbie so I will follow your advice! Thank you for your replies!

Post: House for sell - about to be in foreclosure

Chloe MariantPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • North Carolina, USA
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 3

Hello Ken and thank you for your reply!

So 1) check calculations and make sure property is worth buying for purpose of intent 2)figure out if its a deed of trust or conventional mortgage 3)make offer and bring the loan current asap