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All Forum Posts by: Jordan Brauchler

Jordan Brauchler has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Quote from @Lyndsay Zwirlein:

How many projects have you done in the past 3 years?  We might have a solution for you.


@Lyndsay Zwirlein:

I currently have 2 long term rentals and 1 short term rental I purchased in June 2022. I also completed my first flip in 2021. Although, I prefer to buy and hold as a general rule, but the property currently under contract would finance other projects.
Quote from @Reid Chauvin:

@Jordan Brauchler - the challenges in particularly rural areas are finding appraisers and appraisers finding comps. Can you provide more info on the property and your objectives (i.e. buy/hold or flip)?


 My objective for this property is to flip it and 1031 into another. It's located in Greenville. I have it under contract for $103k. Contractor quote for reno is ~$50k. I have obtained an appraisal of $230k arv.

Hi all,

i have a property under contract in East TN. I'm looking to finance using DSCR and possible reno. Many lenders I've spoken with are saying they won't finance a property considered "rural". Can anyone suggest a lender who might not have a problem with that distinction?

Thanks

- Jordan