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Chris Walsh
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cleveland, OH
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Hard $ Lender wants loan payoff and appraisal came in really low!

Chris Walsh
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cleveland, OH
Posted

Hello,

I purchased two row houses connected to each other in a fast gentrifying area of Cleveland.  I used hard money to fund and rehab both of these houses.  Both of the appraisals came in much lower than both I, and two very experienced hard money lenders thought.  The one lender wants the loan payoff and the appraisal came in 40K less than I owe on the place.  Other than ordering another appraisal, any thoughts on how to get out from this? Sell the place?  It is currently rented for $1500 and the appraisal came in at $114,000.  Completely renovated 3 story town house in the Detroit Shoreway area, which is one of the fastest growing and hottest markets in town.  Any suggestions would be helpful.  

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