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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Financing with a conventional bank
This is a question specifically for the US or Canada. My question is referring to conventional banks. I am hoping some lenders or well seasoned vets on this website can help me.
Most conventional financial institutions will finance a property at an 80/20 LTV. I understand there are a lot of veriables and no one situation is the same. I am simply looking for some general information to my inquiry.
Lets assume I have 20% in cash of the appraised value of the property that I am interested in. Will the banks finance the remaining 80%? Will they still do this if I don’t have any income coming in? What if my only income is flipping houses? Is it possible to get financing without the bank seeing a traditional 2 week pay stub?
Any information helps.
Regards,
Drew