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Antoine Martel
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Memphis Conventional Mortgage Investment Property

Antoine Martel
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hello!

I'm buying a rental property in Memphis and it is a turn-key property. The purchase price is higher than the appraised value. Is there a lender who will lend me 75% of the purchase price and not give me a loan based on the appraised value?

Please let me know if you have anyone who lends on purchase price of a turn-key property and not on the appraisal. 

Thank you.

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AJ Singh
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AJ Singh
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Antoine Martel
The appraisal came in at 75 percent of purchase price.
Please do your due diligence before committing to this purchase
James Wachob
Deniz Mcdaniel

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