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Joseph Bagley
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Looking for recommendation of a Bank in San Antonio for a BRRRR

Joseph Bagley
  • Investor
  • Chula Vista, CA
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Could someone recommend a bank they used for a BRRRR in San Antonio?

I'll be an out of state investor.

Found an owner finance deal.  I'm planning to rebuild the house and repay seller.  Once house is rebuilt I'm wanting to pull money to pay seller in full and construction loan off.

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Robin Simon
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Robin Simon
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Typically BRRRR loans are better with private lenders than banks due to the underwriting guidelines and processes, a lot of BRRRRs require super quick closes, cash-out refinances very quickly and looser requirements on personal income, documentation etc. for optimal returns.

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