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Courtney Kimbrough
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PURCHASE AMOUNT TO SMALL TO FINANCE

Courtney Kimbrough
  • Investor
  • Alabama, United States
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I found 2 bedroom 1 bath cottage style house. It needs roughly about $1,200 worth of work (my newbie opinion). So lets just say $5,000 to be safe. The property would be an awesome acquisition. The problem is that no one will finance the property because it doesn't meet their minimum $75,000. Coming in at a whooping $20,000, and rent in the area for an apartment that size being $950 a month, you can see why I say this would be a great acquisition. If someone could please point me in the a direction that may be able to solve my problem, I would be eternally grateful. 

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Alexander Felice
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Alexander Felice
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75K is a high minimum for lenders and not standard. 

Not to hard to find loans under 75K, you just need to talk to more lenders

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