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Ratan Khatri
  • Investor
  • Muskegon, MI
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Cashing out your buried equity

Ratan Khatri
  • Investor
  • Muskegon, MI
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After the crash, I was unable to get bank financing, so I would only buy with seller financing or with cash. Occasionally with hard money lenders. I am so pleased to find out that A. I could get a loan, B. I didn't have to provide tax returns or a P&L, C. The lender that did my loan is an asset based lender, I got a cash out at 80%LTV. D. I used to be a mortgage lender before the crash and I am launching back into the mortgage business . Very excited for 2020. Happy new year to all my fellow onvestors.