Finance Information
Most people I work with are interested in purchasing a cabin to put on overnight
rental. Rental Cabins are financed pretty much like any other house. In theory,
if your credit and income level are sufficient, you can get a loan from any mortgage
company that will loan on property in this area. One common financing option is
to get up getting an investment loan. These usually have a slightly higher interest
rate than a mortgage on a “normal” house would, but they will also usually take
into consideration that you will be getting some income out of the property, so
it helps you to qualify for a larger loan than you otherwise could.
You should really decide what your goal is before you decide on how you are going
to finance it. If you want your cabin to cash flow, then you should consider putting
as much money as you can stomach. The more money you put down the better the chance
of cash flowing. As you finance more of the purchase price, it will take more to
cover your mortgage, and the lower the chance of you covering your monthly expenses
and coming out with cash in your pocket.
If you have a bank or finance company that you have worked with in the past, you
may want to see if they can loan on properties in this area. Sometimes you can get
a better deal if you are a repeat customer. There are also many mortgage companies
and banks in this area are familiar with the local rental market, so they may be
more likely to loan you money than someone that does not understand the market in
this area.
You do not need to be pre-approved for financing before you begin the process of
looking for the perfect cabin, but it can certainly help. First, It will ensure
that you know how much you can afford, so you do not waste time looking at house
that are out of your price range. There is nothign more frustrating than finding
the perfect house, negotiating a good deal, and then discovering that you can not
quite get the money together to purchse. Even more important, once you find a property
that you would like to buy, being pre-approved can help any offer you make seem
stronger to the sellers. They are often more likely to accept a lower price, if
you can provide a pre-approval letter with the offer. Who doesn't like to get a
good deal?
The following is a list of lenders that loan in this area:
Lisa Rogers
FSG Mortgage
Office:
(865) 475-6056
Cell:
(423) 312-1334
Email:
Julie Brantley
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
Office:
(334) 277-0067
Cell:
Email:
julie.brantley@wellsfargo.com
Mary Bevins
Gateway Mortgage Co.
Office:
(865) 548-7989
Cell:
Email:
mary@mortgagegateway.com
Tom Wilson
Millennium Mortgage
Office:
(865) 475-7722
Cell:
Email:
twilson@millenniummortgagetn.com
Angela Woodby
Citizens National Bank
Office:
(865) 286-8011
Cell:
Email:
awoodby@cnbsevier.com
Know a good lender that should be on this list?
Email Me the details, and I will add it them.
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