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Loans for properties between $30,000 and $75,000

Rob Austin
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In my market there are a lot of homes that are between $30k and $75k that could easily be turned into short-term rental investments. 

I'm wondering if there are any non-conventional lenders who loan for this price range. 

It would have to be dscr or something similar rather than conventional.

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Brandon Beardt
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Brandon Beardt
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Quote from @Rob Austin:

In my market there are a lot of homes that are between $30k and $75k that could easily be turned into short-term rental investments. 

I'm wondering if there are any non-conventional lenders who loan for this price range. 

It would have to be dscr or something similar rather than conventional.


$75K is the lowest allowable property/appraised value I've seen for DSCR. Not sure of anyone else that will lend on a property that has a lower value than $75K.

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