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Darius Burke
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Wedding Venue Financing

Darius Burke
  • Greenfield, IN
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Good afternoon BiggerPockets,

I have found a property in North Carolina that I am wanting to turn into a wedding venue. I am having trouble trying to find a way to finance the property and renovations wrapping those into one mortgage. Hopefully someone here can help me with some way of figuring out how to finance this property. 

Thanks for your help

Darius

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Joshua Fulenwider
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  • Greeley, CO
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Joshua Fulenwider
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  • Greeley, CO
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Are you going to operate it?  If so you should be able to talk to a lender that has experience with construction-to-permanent financing.  Specifically those that deal with SBA would probably be best.  If you are staying in Indiana and going to operate remotely this could get difficult.

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