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WEIRD church LOAN

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09-19-2007, 11:23 AM

shanej79

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WEIRD church LOAN

Does anyone know if there is a lender that will refi a doublewide mobile home that the land and home is owned by a church?

it would be 60,000 ln amt
50% ltv cash out

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