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Luck Manuel
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  • La Mesa, CA
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Financing for condotel in Mammoth Lakes California

Luck Manuel
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  • La Mesa, CA
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Hi Friends,

I am attempting to get financing for a condotel (to use as a short term vacation rental) in Mammoth Lakes, California. I've got enough cash to put 25% as a down payment but do not meet the debt to income ratio, and will not have enough cash reserves to cover all my properties for 6 months as required by a traditional lender. I already own a condotel in the same complex that has done fairly well so would like to add to my portfolio. If anyone can point me in the direction of a good lender or have any advice it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Luck

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