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Posted: Sat Oct 15th, 2005 06:11 pm |
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I can help you. Refi your prop
When you are looking for a funding source,
let us be your WHITE KNIGHT!
You are feeling stressed ... you need business funding
All your loan requests have been denied and you have exhausted all possible conventional means of obtaining funding
You still need business funding!
Chances are the direction you take, will not lead you to the funding source that is the best match for you.
Statistics show that only 3% of businesses, find the funding source that is the best match for their unique circumstances.
As a result, any one of several disappointing or unacceptable outcomes is possible.
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Go to the three links below to start your funding process.
You will be contacted within 24 hours normally.
1. Fill in and submit the info on this form (as many questions as apply to your project)
http://www.secondchancetofinance.com/john.wardell/srtqif.doc
2. Print and fill out the required info on the following two links below and fax them to 425-969-4989
http://www.secondchancetofinance.com/john.wardell/FDPFS-NCND.pdf
http://www.secondchancetofinance.com/john.wardell/FDPFS-IPO4.pdf
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John (Jay) Wardell lll
Project Manager
FDP Financial Solutions
Springer Investments
505 483 2261
505 483 2281
775 898 8289 fax
e-mail: dellway502000@msn.com
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Posted: Mon Aug 29th, 2005 02:01 pm |
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| Call me @ 754.234.8934
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Posted: Mon Aug 29th, 2005 01:58 pm |
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We don't have your email address.
We are also presently looking at a property being sold by the government at 50% of it's 'as is' (appraisal)price. It is a modular on a slab. (not a trailer on wheels!). It also comes with almost 3 acres. It is being sold at $29,000 but is listed as having an 'as is' price of $58,000. Do you have any programs where we can purchase this (or a regular stick-built house) at 80%+ltv? In the above example at 90% we would receive $52,000, (minus closing costs), buy the proerty for $29,000 and pocket the profit.
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Posted: Sat Aug 27th, 2005 02:09 pm |
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If the property has been rehabbed, and the FICO is there, you can obtain 100% LTV even on invesment properties.
You need cash reserves and probable be best if you own other real estate assets.
If interested, send me an email. I can provide the financing
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Posted: Mon Aug 22nd, 2005 05:08 pm |
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| We have 2 properties. One bought 11/04 and one bought 3/05.
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Posted: Mon Aug 22nd, 2005 05:08 pm |
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| We have 2 properties. One bought 11/04 and one bought 3/05.
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Posted: Mon Aug 22nd, 2005 05:04 pm |
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The problem you will encounter is how long you have owned the property.
The maximum LTV for cashing out is 95% on investment property and doesn't matter if your original mortgage is equity based just as long you can verify the mortgage payment history.
The question is how long have you owned the property?
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Posted: Mon Aug 22nd, 2005 04:47 pm |
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| We bought the foreclosure for $42,000. The hard money loan was for $65,000 based on after-repaired-value numbers. It turned out great, now on the market for $118,000. Any suggestions on how to get the equity out (quickly), without selling?
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