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608 River Village Dr, Tarpon Spring, FL

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608 River Village Dr, Tarpon Spring, FL

Description:

Description: Borrower requested a $32,000 loan to purchase a manufactured mobile home, fix and flip property in Tarpon Springs, Florida. The property was purchased for $54,000 and the borrower has a $25,000 cosmetic remodel planned including a full kitchen & bathroom remodel along with paint and flooring. Borrower plans to complete the remodel and sell for a profit.

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Description:

This request is for a $450,000 new construction loan, with $125,000 to be funded at closing, secured by a new construction single family proeprty located in Dover, Florida. The property will feature a two-story single-family residence with four bedrooms and four bathrooms, totaling 3,745 square feet of living area and a two-car garage, situated on a 1.2-acre lakefront lot backing up to a private lake. The primary exit strategy is a refinance into long-term financing upon completion, though the borrower has stated he would consider a sale if market conditions warrant.

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Description:

This request is for a $240,000 new construction loan, with $110,000 to be funded at closing, secured by a single-family residence located in St. Petersburg. The property will feature three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and approximately 1,500 square feet of living space. The primary exit strategy is to complete construction, obtain a certificate of occupancy, and sell the property. As a secondary exit strategy, the borrower maintains a strong credit profile and can refinance the property if market conditions require additional time to achieve a sale.

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Description:

This request is for a $125,000 refinance loan secured by a town home located in Hollywood, Florida. The subject property consists of three bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and approximately 1,326 square feet of living space. Borrower’s primary objective is to strengthen his credit profile by eliminating high-interest revolving debt and positioning himself to refinance into

long-term, lower-interest financing through DKC Capital Markets.