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Peter Tirado
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Question re: 203K loans...

Peter Tirado
  • Bethlehem, PA
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Hi All,

I'm in the process of looking into using a 203k loan to fund a flip.  Does my contractor have to be licensed/insured in order for me to get the loan?  The reason I ask is because I was planning on hiring my father-in-law since he has many years of experience flipping/remodeling homes but he's not licensed.

Any opinion/suggestion would be appreciated!

Thank you

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Nino Alfano
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  • Lemont, IL
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Nino Alfano
  • Contractor
  • Lemont, IL
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Yes they need to be licensed, bonded and insured.

In some states you can not hire direct family members even if they are licensed, bonded and insured

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