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Roberto Ramos
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Rental property options help

Roberto Ramos
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fort Worth, TX
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My dad inherited rental properties from his dad, my grandfather. Some of the properties are in need of repair but he doesn’t have to money to fix them all. IM NEW TO THIS!! What options do we have to be able to rehab these properties, and get them rented? Convention loans, private loans? I’ve just joined the local REIA to network and I want to help my dad turn his business around. Any input will be appreciated.

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Andrew Syrios
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Andrew Syrios
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A bank may not be hugely interested in lending on them because of their condition, but you should see what they can offer. You can definitely try to find someone to offer a private loan. You could also sell one and use the proceeds for the other rehab. Or you partner with someone, but I would probably try to avoid that.

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