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Shanna Beverly
  • Wholesaler
  • Red Oak, GA
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Buyer asking for LTV

Shanna Beverly
  • Wholesaler
  • Red Oak, GA
Posted

Hello All, I have a current contract for a wholesale deal and a potential buyer is asking for the LTV (loan to value Ratio). This ultimately allows the buyer to see how much money the owner owes the bank (which is notably less than the market rate).

My questions is, what are the advantages or disadvantages to sharing this information to a potential buyer? It seems that doing so will only cause the seller to lose bargaining power.

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