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Ryan Rippinger
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Montgomery, IL
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Hard Money Lender for Illinois

Ryan Rippinger
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Montgomery, IL
Posted

Looking for a hard money lender for a property in IL, Ive got not so great credit (about 600) and have a house Id like to rehab for myself. I do have the income to afford the property, Id just like to avoid doing a 203K because Im an experienced contractor and not allowed to work on it myself with one of those. The property isnt very expensive (currently listed at 75K) and rehab costs shouldn't be much more than 30K since Im planning on doing the majority of the labor myself. I would also accept just purchase price and funding rehab out of pocket, I do have 25k in cash available currently. 

Thank you for any recommendations 

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