Recent Loan Closings

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This is a $100,000 ($75k At closing) new construction loan request for a single-family home in Fort Myers, Florida. The home would have 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom totaling 1,438 square feet of living space, including a two-car garage. His exit strategy for the subject loan is to sell the completed home.

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This is a $260,000 (60k @ closing) new construction loan request to complete two single-family homes located side by side in New Port Richey, FL. Each home features a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom layout with approximately 1,585 square feet of living space and an attached garage. Borrower’s current plan is to sell one of the completed homes and refinance the other.

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Borrower requested a $165,000 new construction refinance for a single-family home located in Lake Wales, FL. The property is designed as a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home with a two-car garage, totaling 1,333 square feet. The borrower’s exit strategy is to refinance into a DSCR loan once the property reaches certificate of occupancy.

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This is a $130,000 refinance loan request secured by a brand-new manufactured mobile home in Eustis, Florida. It features 1,200-square-foot, three-bedroom, two-bathroom manufactured home on the 0.35-acre parcel. Borrower primary exit strategy for this transaction is selling the property under the existing contract.

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The borrower has requested a $470,000 loan to acquire a single-family property in Largo, FL. The borrower is purchasing the subject property, a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home with a two-car garage and 1,991 square feet. The exit strategy is to sale the renovated home.

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This is a $550,000 (52% LTV) refinance loan request secured by three Pinellas Park Townhomes, newly built. The three newly constructed townhomes are located at 62nd Way, Pinellas Park. These units are part of an eight-unit development built by the borrower, who also acted as the project’s developer. The anticipated loan payoff will come from the sale proceeds of the two remaining townhomes or the liquidation of other real estate assets.