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Updated over 3 years ago, 03/09/2021

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Tim Davis
  • Investor
  • Carson City, NV
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Financing Shipping containers

Tim Davis
  • Investor
  • Carson City, NV
Posted

Was hoping for some advise. We are trying to get a new development financed that is a 50 unit self storage facility using shipping containers. The issue I am running into is financing. The grading, fencing and security of the site will be about $143,000 and the containers will be about $240,000 delivered. After speaking with a few banks I was informed that the hesitation is the fact that the containers are not affixed to the land so its difficult for the bank to collateralize or leverage the development. I was told that essentially the land portion could go construction but may be best if done as a land loan. The containers a bank wont touch. Any creative suggestion on how to finance this? One option is to bank loan the construction and personal loan the containers for a year? Any advise?

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