Residential Sale-Leaseback During Construction
Imagine you already own a home, but you’re ready for the next stage in your life—building your dream house. Unfortunately, the finances associated with your current mortgage are making it impossible. You need the equity tied up in your current home to get the down payment needed to start construction on your new house. Or perhaps your debt-to-income ratio is too high for a favorable interest rate on that construction loan you need to break ground. If any of this sounds familiar to you, our Texas Residential Sale Leaseback could be just the solution you are looking for.
I’ve worked with Jay Hurst on several loans. Jay is extremely knowledgeable and helpful, and was able to advise me on the options for my recent purchase. Great guy to have on your side, and great rates!
Hurst Lending was very easy to work with and stayed in constant contact with me throughout the loan process so I never had to wonder what the status of the loan was.
Why Use Our Services?
Make a Smart Move
HOW A SALE LEASEBACK WORKS
Sell Your House and Lease it Back
While your new home is being built
We will Buy Your Home at a Fair Price Based on Market Rates
Based on an independent 3rd party appraisal
Flexible Lease Term
Lease back your old home for as long or as short of a period of time as you like (while you new home is being built)
CONVENIENCE
Access Your Equity Now
Don’t worry about timing. Forget about stressful contingencies.
Don't Move Twice
Quick Decisions, Quick Closing
“Football’s hard.
Moving doesn’t have to be,
Buy Before You Sell.”
Dat Nguyen, Hurst Lending Investor
Former Pro Football Player & Coach
QUESTIONS?
Call 1-877-405-3465
SALE LEASE BACK FOR CONSTRUCTION
About Hurst Lending
We have been helping our customers buy, sell, and refinance their homes since 2006. Our personalized approach to the home buying process includes a suite of services that solve common hurdles in the home buying process.  Have you ever experienced the frustration of trying to buy before you sell; Losing your dream home in a bidding war; Trying to get a No-Seasoning Cash-out loan; Being unable to obtain a mortgage because your new or old house needs modest repairs; or simply because you prefer using our funds to close quickly without having to liquidate other investments? Our Industry-leading suite of short-term loans solves these issues. We also offer a suite of real estate investor loan products and a full suite of conventional, VA, FHA, construction and traditional home loans.
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In today’s competitive housing market, timing is everything. The ability to buy a new home before selling your current one can provide peace of mind and financial flexibility. From bridge loans to rent-back agreements, various mortgage options cater to buyers in this situation. Remember, working with an experienced lender is key to navigating the complexities of ‘buy before you sell’ scenarios and ensuring a successful transition.
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Purchasing a multifamily property and occupying one of the units is a smart investment strategy for real estate investors. By taking advantage of special loan programs that offer low down payments like FHA and VA loans, you can maximize profits and minimize expenses. Hurst Lending specializes in providing low-down-payment loans for real estate investors, offering a variety of loan programs with exceptional customer service and a streamlined loan application process.
What is the Seasoning Requirement for Refinance?
If you’re a real estate investor looking to refinance a property, you may run into seasoning requirements. These requirements can limit your ability to access the equity in the property, which can be a problem if you need to fund other investments. However, seasoning is required by lenders to reduce the risk of default and provide a more accurate picture of the property’s value. It’s important to understand how seasoning works and how it can affect your ability to refinance a property.
