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Graham McBain
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Hard Money/Bridge Loans for a Fix N Flip in Granite Bay

Graham McBain
  • Investor
  • Sacramento, Califonia
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I'm interested in a property in Granite Bay, It's not quite priced at Flip price but enough for me as an owner occupant. We're able to get a conventional loan but not for a month or two, so we're hoping to find someone to help us get into the loan and then refinance in a month or two. 

Is it feasible to buy the property w/ Hard-Private Money and then refinance with a conventional Loan? Does it need to be arms length?

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George Smith
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George Smith
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Hi,

Yes you can get the house thru private money and refinance but you definitely want to figure out how much equity to expect from a refinance.

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