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Casey Sbrana
  • Investor
  • Monrovia, CA
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Questions to ask Indianapolis lenders for cash out refi

Casey Sbrana
  • Investor
  • Monrovia, CA
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Searching for distressed properties in Indianapolis to purchase and renovate. I’ve spoken with agents, wholesalers, PM’s, some contractors, hard money lenders, etc. But still have yet to find a good local lender who can refinance a property out of the hard money I’m using to acquire and rehab it. I need to know that my exit strategy is solidified before I start offering on properties. 

I want to ask things like their LTV, basic rates and loan terms, seasoning period, etc. What are other good questions I should be asking? And who should I be asking these questions too? Perhaps you've done something similar in the past and know of a good lender who I could chat with.

Thanks BP!

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