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Brian Bistolfo
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Kansas City, MO
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Typical LTVs for Turnkey Out of State?

Brian Bistolfo
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Kansas City, MO
Posted

Hi All,

I'm looking at turnkey properties in various states and was wondering what sorts of LTVs people are finding out there.  I was able to swing 80% pretty easily here in my home state of Texas (good income, excellent credit), but I seem to recall that banks tend to like more equity from "absentee" investors.  Or does being out of state not make a difference, and I should just talk to lots of lenders?

Any thoughts much appreciated here. I'm hoping to find lenders that will do 80% LTV in the cities I'm looking in.

Thanks!

Brian

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