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Brandt Tingen
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Funds needed to renovate on free and clear house

Brandt Tingen
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Washington, DC
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I have a free and clear house that needs 30-40k in repairs. ARV is in the low 200s. DTI is 44. Credit good. What are my options? Have been turned down for a home equity line by Wells. Thanks.

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Mike Hanneman
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Mike Hanneman
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  • Coeur d'Alene, ID
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You need to go talk to any other bank then Wells Fargo! They have some of the strictest lending requirments of any banks. Go find a local smaller bank or credit union. Go talk to a mortgage broker. Even if they did approve you, you still should shop around for the best loan.

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