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  <title>Interest Reserves &amp;amp; CapEx Funds — What Lenders Won’t Tell You</title>
  <description>                  Most investors know their bridge loan includes interest reserves and CapEx funds. What they don’t know is what happens when they don’t use them correctly — and by the time they find out, it’s usually too late. In this solo episode, Mark Kenney walks through everything lenders won’t volunteer upfront about interest reserves and CapEx funds, including the real-world mistake that left one borrower responsible for $780,000 out of pocket. In this episode you will learn: • Why Mark’s rule is to draw as much lender money as you’re allowed, as early as possible — and why waiting is a trap • What interest reserve replenishment clauses are and why you must understand them before you sign • Who is actually funding your interest reserves at closing — and how to raise for it correctly • How the CapEx draw request process works, what documentation lenders require, and how long reimbursement can take • Why lender selection based on behavior — not just rate — may be the most important call you make on any deal Join us at our next live event at https://thinkmultifamily.com/fire — use promo code PODCAST20 for 20% off. Subscribe to the Think Multifamily Podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. &amp;amp;nbsp;     Read the full podcast shownotes, timestamps, resources, and key insights from this episode here: Podcast Show Notes               </description>
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