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Patrick Arnold
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Patrick Arnold
  • New to Real Estate
  • South Carolina
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HELLO BP,

  I am just getting started with rental properties in South Carolina and want to know what you have found with mobile homes, detitled on sitting on a few acres of land. This seems to be a very common property type around here. I own one of these and am currently renovating, but I cannot find banks or lenders that will refinance an investment mobile home. Looks like I am going to have to come out of pocket for all renovations. Has anyone dealt with individual mobile home cash out refis or renovating and selling these type properties? Any advice on mobile home friendly banks/lenders out there?

Patrick
  

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