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Steven McKinlay
  • San Antonio, TX
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Presenting to Banks

Steven McKinlay
  • San Antonio, TX
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Hello there,

If you know anything about me or have read any of my posts you have probably realized I am at square one and trying to learn.

I am doing some miscellaneous work for some real estate developers/builders/investors who are starting up a project of 61 lots to houses. They are planning to finance one or two houses at a time from different banks and build a few at a time with a "if we sell one, we build one" strategy.

Anyways, I am putting together a little book presentation to present to the bank(s) for financing, and they kind of gave me a template from a previous multi-lot deal, but it is difficult for me because I am not to sure what the banks are looking for, or how to organize the information the correct way. Any ideas, help, or templates that you use?

Thanks again for all of the help.

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