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Updated over 5 years ago, 06/26/2019

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Mark Lynch
  • Contractor
  • Vineland, NJ
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Banks views on private money

Mark Lynch
  • Contractor
  • Vineland, NJ
Posted

I was talking to mortgage company loan officer and I mentioned that I would be getting a private money loan from a friend for an investment property I’m looking to buy. She said that the bank will generally frown upon that and question about where the money came from. My question is, I know that investors use private money all the time. So, do you guys run into issues trying to financing using other peoples money. Or does private money usually just go to buying a property outright.

My income is sufficient for the loan I want to get and my credit is fine. It just seems to be the issue of the down payment money I’d be using.

What can I do differently??

Thanks in advance

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