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Manufactured Home Construction FInancing - WA State
I have a small builder who is very experienced with Manu Home and Land Development. Up until now he has been using and equity share partner who is taking 60% of net. I told him that is probably WAY too much.
He is looking to borrow construction $200K for his project. He owns the land. The best we've been quoted is 80%LTV including land value, 4points and 12%/yr.
Can anyone do better?