Yes. Prime Lending has a program that's similar. It's 3% down, and uses a private Mortgage Insurance company.
Your best chance will be portfolio lenders, or local banks.
You need a special lender. Most will not lend with open litigation
Maybe a private lender but I why would you want to put yourself in that position until the litigation is over?
Yes, BUT why would you want to buy a condo that is under litigation? What is the litigation over?
When you have a property with an association, lenders not only check you out, but your association too. An association in litigation will automatically prevent you from obtaining the vast majority of standard loans. A small number of lenders may offer you financing with an in-house program of some kind. Good Luck.l
It is funny that some of the answers below didn't read the question. You are wanting to refi. not purchase.The answer is that it all depends on the reason for litigation. I have a mortgage for litigation in a condo complex (depending on the reason) I had one work out.pogie calderonRPM Mortgage@831-419-1790
Yes. www.HoaLitigationCondoLoans.com20% equity required for owner occupants
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