I know its talked about alot on here but wanted to see if anyone has any new intel on unconventional loans as these barndos have become so popular and more common recently.
I own 17 acres in Bulverde with an awesome owner financing agreement in place - 4% interests rate. I still owe 140ish on the property
The banks iv'e talked to want to break off 10 acres and do a traditional build but I want to keep the property intact and stick with a Barndo style. Besides Capital Farm who has had success with using other lenders for a C2P loan on a barndo & land package.
Any advice on this subject would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Chase
I own 17 acres in Bulverde with an awesome owner financing agreement in place - 4% interests rate. I still owe 140ish on the property
The banks iv'e talked to want to break off 10 acres and do a traditional build but I want to keep the property intact and stick with a Barndo style. Besides Capital Farm who has had success with using other lenders for a C2P loan on a barndo & land package.
Any advice on this subject would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Chase
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