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Darrell Wallace
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Spring, TX
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Need commercial lending advice!!

Darrell Wallace
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Spring, TX
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Here is my situation.  I invest in rental homes mostly.  I have exhausted my 10 FannieMae/FreddieMac loans at this point with both single family rentals and a duplex.  I am a physician with excellent personal credit, so qualifying for loans up to this point hasn't been a problem.  We have a couple LLC's set up that we use for our rental properties.  We are considering partnering with a local (Houston, Texas) builder to construct a duplex now, and then afterwards a triplex.  The builder/developer currently owns the land.  What I need is a lender to provide construction loan for the construction of the duplex, and then upon completion of the duplex, to roll it into a mortgage.  Then I will want to repeat for the triplex.  I have reached out to multiple lenders that I know and keep getting the response that they don't handle those types of loans.  I think I must be looking in the wrong places.

Can I get some advice?

Thanks!

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