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Updated almost 13 years ago, 02/03/2012

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Bret Bordwell
  • Investor
  • Petersburg, VA
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Is your local bank lending to value?

Bret Bordwell
  • Investor
  • Petersburg, VA
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Every bank I have asked, will only make loans based on purchase price. So, it doesn't matter how great a deal I find, I still need 20% of the purchase price. (plus closing and fees, etc.)

My question is... Am I not asking the right bank, or are there banks that will make LTV loans?
I know I can go hard money, but if my goal is to buy and hold, it doesn't make sense.

Looking forward to many replies.

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