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Better options than HML for spec builds?

Patrick Philip
  • Florida
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I'm desperately searching for a financing option for my spec homes that will give me better terms than the 10-12% interest plus $10k closing costs that my current HML is giving me.

I tried doing buyer-financed, but they haven't been selling very well (although I really haven't waited long, I'm just impatient). Also, I think it will be difficult to not have the buyers try to turn me into a custom home builder if they're securing the loan. That's something I really want to avoid. 

None of the traditional mortgage lenders I've talked to so far are willing to do this, as it's more of a commercial loan. 

Any ideas where I could look? Investment banks?

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Patrick Philip
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Quote from @Mike Grudzien:

Patrick,
Do you have friends or colleagues in your network that you could syndicate with?  You could work together to develop your own terms.

My 2 cents,
Mike


 I can't rely on friends/family for millions of dollars per year. So this isn't an option. 

perhaps I can find accredited investors that don't want equity?

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