> all I keep running in to is financial institutions telling me that either they don't
lend on properties out of state or they don't lend to out of state residents.
Not exact matches
If there's knotweed
on or near the site of a
property, then mortgage lenders will usually ask for proof that suitable treatment has been carried
out before they'll agree to
lend on that
property.
This is where you already have a first charge mortgage with one lender and take
out additional secured
lending with a different lender
on the same
property.
This will allow the
lending company to maintain some sort of collator
on the loan while providing the home owner some value
out of the equity in the
property.
2) We send you a «
lending packet» via email to check
out, ask questions and get comfortable with the
property on which your loan will be collateralized.
They wanted to take
out some cash for architectural and engineering expenses, but found that banks would not make a land loan to them
on the
property because the structure of their investment group did not conform to the bank's strict
lending requirements.
However now my bank says they can't
lend me
on the third house as collateral all three are rented net monthly rents are $ 2075.00 two mortgages are less that $ 400.00 per month They gave two reasons 1] the 3rd
property was
out of their area.