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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Finding a lender who will lend under 50k
Hi,
Need some advice - I've found a good deal in Philadelphia. Purchase price is 55k and the house is in very good shape, currently rented. Looking for a conventional loan that will loan me 45k, every mortgage broker who I've talked with already has a cut off at around 60k.
Does anyone know any bank/broker who would lend that amount in a conventional loan the greater Philly area or have alternative suggestions? I know private money is an option, but haven't looked into it yet. Thinking would be more expensive so I would rather find a conventional loan. Seller financing also isn't an option with the owner.
Thanks,
Anatole
Most Popular Reply

@Anatole Doak your best bet is local and regional banks and local credit unions. I would start there for small balance loans like this.