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Johan Hultman
  • Horten, Norway
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Foreign National Loan with low min amount

Johan Hultman
  • Horten, Norway
Posted

Hi BP!

I'm looking to cash out refinance a property in Indianapolis. The SFH would probably appraise at $60k which means the loan amount would be around 0.75x$60k=$45k.

I only find lenders that do min loan $75k+ which means properties at $100k+.

I understand that in many areas in the US a min loan of $75k will get you very far but my sweet spot for investing in Indy is properties in the $50-80k range. Meaning these loans don't work for me. I need to find a lender who is willing to do lower amounts.

Looking forward to hear from you all!

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