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Nick Macklin
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FL Lender Experienced in Delayed Financing

Nick Macklin
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Oak Harbor, WA
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Good morning everyone!

Just wondering if anyone knows of a good FL lender that is experienced in delayed financing?  Most I have spoken too aren't familiar with it and I don't want to run into any issues down the line right before closing.  Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

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    Nick Macklin
    • Real Estate Agent
    • Oak Harbor, WA
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    @Jerry Padilla

    Yep, that's exactly what I did.  I just heard, and have found, that most lenders say they can't do that until I explain to them the process.  It actually usually requires me explaining multiple times what I have done because they tend to not pay attention to the fact that I paid cash for it and assume I have a loan.  I am working with someone currently and will see how it goes.  I'm going to have everything ready to go to hopefully lock in a lower rate after the Fed meets on September 17th-18th.  Fingers crossed!

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