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David Bethel
  • Hollis, NY
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looking to finance and purchase home through rehabbing

David Bethel
  • Hollis, NY
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good day to you Members

I have only been researching the business of rehabbing up to now. But based on my background and experience my wife and I are in search of a home and based on the research we have done, we are thinking of looking for a fixer upper and seek hard money funds to renovate it to our liking. 

We are hoping to have this completed by July. At the end of the project, we hope to organize a mortgage to own the home. This will be my first activity in rehabbing. 

Does anyone see any problems with our plans, and do you have any advice so that I can get through with this plan without much problems. Any guidance will be appreciated

DB

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