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Mark Crowder
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$0 financing for rehab and flip

Mark Crowder
  • Columbus, OH
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Is anyone financing purchase and rehab costs for a home that is intended to be a flip? Thanks!

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Christopher Phillips
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Christopher Phillips
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@Mark Crowder

Under normal circumstances, you can do a purchase and rehab loan using FHA 203(k) if you plan to be owner/occupant. If you qualify, there still would be the usual FHA 3.5% down payment plus closing costs. Sometimes there are other local similar programs.

If you want to go $0 out of pocket, that won't be as easy. You would basically have to raise the money from other sources like friends/family or private funding or hard money loans. But the less you put in out of pocket the harder it is to get financing.

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