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Private Money to Seller Financing?

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Is it possible to have a hard money loan and seller financing at the same time? Does this cause conflict? I have no credit, will this be possible?
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 Yes it is. You could have the owner finance a first mortgage and your hard money finance a second mortgage, or vice versa.  It all just depends on what you can work out with each party.

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