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Jacob Counts
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Getting Funding When You're First Starting

Jacob Counts
  • Lynchburg, VA
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Hey Everyone,

I'm in Lynchburg, VA and want to get started on flipping houses. I don't have any personal capital to get started, and need to flip some houses to change this. All of the money I make on my full time job goes to paying the bills, etc. Can anyone give me some suggestions on some ways to find financing if you don't have any personal funds to put down? If getting started without any personal capital isn't an option, what's the minimum down payment percentage I should save for a flip? I apologize for my rookie question and do appreciate any suggestions.

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