Loan Balance:$150,000.00Adjusted Loan Balance:$150,000.00Loan Interest Rate:5% Loan Term:1 yearLoan fees:$1300Interest Only Payment:$653.28Number of Payments:12Cumulative Payments:$157,500.00Total Interest Paid:$7500Note: The monthly loan payment was calculated at 12 payments of $653.28 plus a final payment of $150,000.00AGREEMENT/CONDITIONS:{1} Required Age: The borrower must not be below 18 years of age and any age below 18 would be disallowed from this loan offer.{2} The applicant will start the repayment of loan at the end of every month starting from 2 months after loan has been transferred.{3} BANK SECURITY POLICY: Due to the high rate of Internet insecurity we have our own method to securing Loan obtained from private lenders .For These reasons, our loans are secured against terrorism, theft and scam.

I'd recommend credit unions and smaller banks, they seem to be more willing to work with unique situations. 

When market is top cycle the sellers have lot's of more options out there with buyers and capital in the marketplace wanting to purchase.Of course the people selling course will tout they had great success etc. but will gloss over or fail to mention their examples were at  a unique time in the cycle and doing that same thing today will be very tough.

I have never offered this much more than asking, but I loved the character of the house and I place a premium on uniqueness in this market.

@Matthew Olszak"Push the tenant out" Hmm...nope...doesn't quite have that unique "pinko" ring to it...still laughing at that comment from the Bircher, Matthew.

Every transaction is so unique!

We anticipate after renovations being able to refinance and repay the TSP loan along with all of the other loans.  

I have a refi offer of $180K at 60% LTV and at 8.375% int. for 30 years taking out 3 to 5 year balloon situation on mixed use 5-unit, 3-story, brick, 100 year old, unique, vintage building, of apartments and storefronts.

https://insiderlouisville.com/economy/the-west-at-...It's moving out that way. Could help gain some equity down the line! 

If there are losses to the loan, you may be liable for the entire repayment of the loan (in theory).