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Brandon Siewert
  • Property Manager
  • Bixby, OK
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First Deal, Lender Issues

Brandon Siewert
  • Property Manager
  • Bixby, OK
Posted

Finaly have first deal under contract, a week or so from closing, but...

We've been working with a private lender terms were generally good, until it went through underwriting when it dropped from 70% to 60% LTV.

My career is directly related to construction, but they'll require me to hire a GC because its my first personal deal.

My FICO is 691, plenty good to qualify, but because its my first deal, they require a score over 700 to get the 70% LTV

The deal has strong potential profit and we have the cash to do 60% LTV, but I dont want to use it all.

This late in the process, what are my options to reverse course with the lender without killing the deal?

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