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Financing REO for rehab/flip

Jeremy Bloom
  • Mount Hood Parkdale, OR
Posted Apr 5 2015, 23:20

I am very new at Real Estate investing and have some questions. First off I have 7k in savings and I found an REO property listed for 70k. My question is should I save 20% for down pmnt and get a conventional mortgage? Should I get a hard money loan? I am kind of hesitant about a hard money loan because I plan on doing the work myself and I already work a full time job so this wouldn't be a quick flip in 30 days like you see on TV. but would be done in a matter of months. I understand the idea is to flip a house as fast as possible but I also feel by doing the work myself without hiring it out there would be more profit after the house sells.

Thank you very much in advance for your replies.

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