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Joshua Kim
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MHP Lenders for Midwest states (OH, IL, IN, etc)

Joshua Kim
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Hey fellas, 


Trying to find some good lenders who might be able to go up to 75-80% on some MHP parks in OH/IN/IL or other Midwest states. Myself and other business owner friends are looking to find some safe deals to park our cash, and will want to find a good way to lever up on the financing. Lower LTV is okay on a case-by-case, but higher the better.

Most of the parks we're looking at have city water/sewage, paved roads.  I know these are usually two factors they like to see, but I'm a numbers guy not the subject matter expert here, errg. 

Any input? 

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JC K.
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  • Great Falls, MT
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JC K.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Great Falls, MT
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Try some of the smaller local banks.  Often they can provide good terms.  You have to get to know each other.

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