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Paul Ewing
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  • Boyd, TX
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Lender for Rental Manufactered Home on Land

Paul Ewing
  • Investor
  • Boyd, TX
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I have a deal under contract that I am trying to get funding for.  It is a doublewide on a nice wooded acre of land outside Ft Worth TX for $69K. It was a rental and needs about $3k-$5k of rehab to put it back in service based on the cost of my last two rehabs.  I would like to keep it as a rental because I have seven within two miles of it already, but worst case is I can put $5k-$8k in and flip it for $110k based on several comps from the area.

My bank decided that they would rather not do another manufactured home loan currently so I am looking for other options.  I know that I can probably get something from 21st Mortgage, but they are a pain to deal with. Does anyone have any other ideas? 

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