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Fareed Simpson Hankins
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Questions about financing a rehab

Fareed Simpson Hankins
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Hello, 

It's 2021 and I am creating my goals for the year. 

I was considering the FHA 203k loan to buy my first property (deplux) and rehab it for a long term rental. I don't think I'd be able to though because there seems to be a requirement of working the same job for 2 years, and I am graduating college in a few months. Also, MIPs...

What are other alternatives that would allow me to do this that include the financing of the rehab? Would a conventional bank loan with rehab cost included? Is using a hard money lender & then refinance an option that people do in this scenario? 

Thanks

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Kevin Paulk
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  • Brooklyn, NY
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Kevin Paulk
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Brooklyn, NY
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@Fareed Simpson Hankins start reading up on creative financing here in the forums and also there are a few BP podcast episodes as well. 

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