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Wiley D'Spain
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Looking for land loan

Wiley D'Spain
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Texas
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My brother and I are looking to co-sign on a loan to purchase a residential lot with plans to build a spec in the near future. Curious about what type of loan would be best for this situation. Any advice is appreciated!

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Wyatt Wolff
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Wyatt Wolff
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Quote from @Wiley D'Spain:

My brother and I are looking to co-sign on a loan to purchase a residential lot with plans to build a spec in the near future. Curious about what type of loan would be best for this situation. Any advice is appreciated!


 You could also do a One time close construction loan... especially if you already have a builder and plans/specs in hand. This will save you from having to finance the land, and then finance the house. Just roll it all up into one. Bonus points if you can get the land under valued, and have more immediate equity in the deal 

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