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Dennis Bates
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Washington, DC
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Baltimore City- construction loan if next to a vacant

Dennis Bates
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Washington, DC
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Hello All- I'm an investor in Baltimore, MD, and I am in the process of buying a row home from a Baltimore City auction. Once rehabbed it should have an ARV of over $200K, which will provide a nice profit if I decide to sell. However, the property is in an up and coming neighborhood (several recent good sales right around the corner from the property), but has a vacant row home next door. The lender I wanted to use for this project has stated that they won't provide a construction loan since there are vacants on the same block. Is anyone aware of any lenders in the area that might provide a construction loan for a project like this, even if it has a vacant next door? I plan to buy the property using my own cash. I think I could complete the rehab using my own cash as well, but I'd have to wait a while to start the project if I go that route.

Thank you,

Dennis Bates

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