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Lonniel Ingram
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Is this too creative or will a lender agree?

Lonniel Ingram
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  • Warren, MI
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Hello BP and thanks in advance for any help you can provide.

I may have the opportunity to take control of a SFR property in Detroit using a lease agreement. The owner is highly motivated to not deal with the property; however, they still have a mortgage on the property. I am offering to take control of the property, pay for the rehab (approx. $10-15K to get rent ready) and I will cover taxes, insurance...the normal expenses. The owner will continue to solely pay the mortgage for the first 12 months, from 13-24th month I will pay 50% of mortgage. After 24 months I will either assume 100% of mortgage cost or have to exercise my option and purchase the property for remaining mortgage balance. Do lenders finance only the rehab cost of a property when their is still a lien on the property?

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Austin Youmans
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Austin Youmans
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Sense you would just be leasing the property it couldn't be used as collateral.  there for you would just need to get a personal loan or line of credit on a different property.

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