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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Do banks offer ltv upfront?
I bought a buy and hold property for $12,000 (appraised at $25,000) and it needs a $45,000 rehab and I project arv to be $90,000-95,000.
I’ve approached a few local banks and they’ve all offered 85% ltc then after 12 months 85% refi.
none offer ltv upfront. I recall hearing a podcast where someone suggested this strategy. Also, the banks claim
Some banks do but never name them.
Have you ever received a loan to value upfront?
Why would a bank care how long I’ve owned this property?
Thanks