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Finding financing for a first fix and flip as a student.

Samuel Maaiah
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Hello everyone!

I am looking for some advice and information regarding how to get financing for my first fix and flip. I start summer break in a few days and would like to spend the summer/fall flipping my first house. My issue is financing the project. I can currently show $1500 a month in income. I am not looking to make a huge profit, more to learn and maybe make a small profit in the end. I plan for the property to be in Omaha, NE. Any advice on mortgages, down payments, and how I can get approved etc. would be great!

Thank you,

Sam

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