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Kevin Vest
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CREDIT UNION OR HML (HARD MONEY LENDERS)

Kevin Vest
  • Dixon, CA
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We have a VA loan on our primary house and looking to buy a house to flip (possibly brrrr) that is one street over. I can't help but consider the convenience of the close proximity. BUT, 25% down would put us near the top of our budget and there are many cosmetic updates needed for the value add, I have the tools and know how, we have done two live in flips. We could put materials on the Lowe's card but curious would a credit union consider less than 25% down or is that only likely with HML (hard money lenders) ? Thanks

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Chris Mason
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Chris Mason
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Originally posted by @Kevin Vest:
We have a VA loan on our primary house and looking to buy a house to flip (possibly brrrr) that is one street over. I can't help but consider the convenience of the close proximity. BUT, 25% down would put us near the top of our budget and there are many cosmetic updates needed for the value add, I have the tools and know how, we have done two live in flips. We could put materials on the Lowe's card but curious would a credit union consider less than 25% down or is that only likely with HML (hard money lenders) ? Thanks

We've done lots of 15% down conventional loans on investment properties that kick the snot out of HML. Has nothing to do with credit union or not.

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