MossRoad
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Again, as with the last thread you posted on this same subject, since you have a mortgage on the vacant land already, why do you want to take out a separate loan for the pole building? Why not combine the two? Or as others have suggested, a home equity loan?
Think of it this way... if you have vacant land and want to build a house on it, I've never heard of any lenders that will give you a separate loan for the house. They want it all on one loan. Its not like if you default on the house they can take it back and you get to keep the land. That won't happen. You're going about it against the grain, so to speak.
Think of it this way... if you have vacant land and want to build a house on it, I've never heard of any lenders that will give you a separate loan for the house. They want it all on one loan. Its not like if you default on the house they can take it back and you get to keep the land. That won't happen. You're going about it against the grain, so to speak.