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Cyndi Price
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Rehab loan for > 4 units?

Cyndi Price
  • Investor
  • Penn Valley, CA
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New here. The property is in Northern California - after inspections it was determined that a rehab loan is needed. $600k for property plus $150k estimate for rehab. 203k doesn't apply - what does? Private only? What are competitive loan terms? I want at least 10 year arm, preferably longer. Thank you!

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Dylan Vargas
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Dylan Vargas
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@Cyndi Price..welcome Cyndi! Penn Valley is a nice area. Lake of the Pines, Grass Valley, Nevada City etc. I was surprised to see some lower house prices than a few years ago. (2010). Good luck to you.

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