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Jon S.DeveloperDavie, FL |
I have clients in need of Construction to Perm loans for pre-construction second homes. Is there any possible way of getting these loans funded?
He has pristine credit and was looking to put 25% down. Does anyone know which, if any, banks are writing these loans? |
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Eric F.Real Estate InvestorPortland, OR |
Try Indymac.com P.S. I like Starbucks gift cards... :) |
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Jon S.DeveloperDavie, FL |
Hmm. Never heard of them before.
With bank guidelines changing by the hour I need to hear from someone who knows for sure who is writing these loans. |
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Scott M.Real Estate Lender |
IndyMac doesn't offer CTP loans anymore... Regards, Scott Miller |
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Tony B.Real Estate BrokerWilmington, North Carolina |
BB & T, GMAC, RBC Centura, Wells Fargo are all doing CTP loans. Now I am not sure on your particular circumstances if any of these banks have products that'll work. I do work with these banks on a very regular basis and they all offer a nice program, but I sell off frame modular homes, so again I am not sure of your circumstances. Everydeal is different but for the most part with great credit (at least over 680) and $ down, you should be able to pull a one time close which helps bring your closing cost for both loans somewhere in the 2500-4000 range of course depending on the size of your loan, so on and so forth. |
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Eric F.Real Estate InvestorPortland, OR |
You have never heard of them, but you heard they were not doing them a couple months ago? I would suggest you take a look at their website. www.IndyMac.com |
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Eric F.Real Estate InvestorPortland, OR |
...IndyMac doesn't offer CTP loans anymore... I believe that they do offer them directly to the public… But you are also right, they do not accept brokered loans anymore… See here… www.IndyMac.com P.S. I have not called them... But they still have it on their web site. |
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