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Michael Weir
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Non-Warrantable Condos in Myrtle Beach South Carolina

Michael Weir
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Hello, I'm looking Into expanding my STR portfolio with a condo in Myrtle Beach, does anyone know of anyone that does loans for investment that would be considered non-warrantable properties will less out-of-pocket down payment, instead of the typical 20%+ down... any 15% options out there?

Michael

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John Underwood
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John Underwood
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I personally would stay away from a non warranties property.  There is a reason they have no warranty. 


 John most high rises around the country that allow STRs are non-warrantable - just how it is. Any major building that has more than 50% short term rentals is non warrantable.

So I would by a house that has full warranty. They make more money too.
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