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Land Contract to Mortgage
Question to the BP community.
If someone had a land contract on a property, improved the property and increasing its value, and then wanted to go to the bank to finance out of the land contract, could you do a 75-80% LTV loan? For some reason a local lender here says they won't do it since they don't own the property..