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Questions regarding the financing or land values of farm, ranch, and recreational properties. Large working ranches to the small hunting property.

Experience in the area

Currently CEO of LandLoanSpecialists.com with 10 years of previous experience in the Farm Credit System as a VP of Credit. Experience as an appraiser of farm, ranch, and recreational properties.

Education/Credentials

Bachelors of Agricultural Economics from Oklahoma State University. Continuing education courses in ag finance and appraisals.

Awards and Honors

Top volume lender for the last 5 years in previous position.

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Recent Answers from JT Holt

2009-10-29 loan & inteterest:

This would depend upon whether the borrower is making equal principal payments or whether it is a standard amortization. With equal principal payments you would divide the $1MM by 10 years to get the

2009-10-24 equity loan default:

Betty, My suggestion would be not just to quit paying or to walk away. I believe that is in your best interest to go in and talk to the lender and speak to them about what your options are, what you are

2009-07-18 Contract for Deed Recording:

If you have an original signed and notarized agreement you can file this with the county if you prefer to do so. In your position (Grantee) I would recommend you file it. If I were in her position (Grantor)

2009-07-07 grants:

The answer to this question depends a lot on the type of business and what type of community you are looking to start your business in. In rural areas, which I believe is communities less than 25,000

2009-05-31 lake property:

Jennifer, Most construction loans are set up on some type of variable or adjustable rate with a short term to allow for the construction of the improvements. They establish based on your request a limit

 

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