What if the Lender Says NO to your deal? What next?

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by an intermediary from Edgewood College
in Fresno, CA, USA

3yrs ago

What if the Lender Says NO to your deal? What next?

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So you make an offer to what you think is the business deal of a lifetime, except during escrow the lender says NO to your deal. What now? What do you do next? What are your options? In today’s video I’ll go over the top 7 reasons for denial and what you can do about to overcome the lender’s concerns. Stay till the end because the last 3 are the most important.

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reply by a searcher 3yrs ago
from Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane QLD, Australia

Practice your pitch, retain your confidence and go to others. It's a numbers game. Churn and burn, the faster you pick up that phone the faster your dream gets off the ground.

reply by a professional 3yrs ago
from Tulane University in Portland, ME, USA

A quality of earnings / due diligence report often helps! Having a professional third-party report go in depth provides extra confidence in the deal, especially with larger investments