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Kevin Domschine
  • Wholesaler
  • Houston, TX
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100% Asset Based Lending?

Kevin Domschine
  • Wholesaler
  • Houston, TX
Posted

Hey All,

Anybody have access to or know of some asset based lending programs??

Due to my age and DTI out of college, i'm having trouble landing lenders for rehabs by myself. I'm an architect by trade, and have completed 2 deals previously in a partnership, however can't make a splash on my own without some funding help.

Does anybody have any information on 100% asset based lenders (or any asset based lenders for that matter) in the Houston market? Obviously this type of lending may be partnership styles with a percent of profits rather than percent of loan and that's totally fair with me. Do you know any other routes to navigate this speed bump? 

Thanks for any information in advance!

Best, 

Kevin Domschine

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