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Alex Whitfield
  • Minneapolis, MN
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New to Flipping

Alex Whitfield
  • Minneapolis, MN
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I am brand new to Flipping and have been lurking on BP for the last couple of weeks. I'm ready to get my feet wet, but was hopping to get a little imput/advice before doing so.

I've found a SFH in an up and coming area in my city for $69900. It needs about $15,000 in work. Other comps in the area are selling for $115000-$135000.

I am currently working on my credit right now, but it is not where it needs to be to get a conventional loan. I also have very few funds to work with-- as I've only been considering Real estate for a few weeks and just bought my first house (primary residence). I do not want to miss out on this deal so I have been considering using a Hard money lender for the purchase price and repairs.

Does this sound like a good plan? My concern is that with me being a newbie and not having much of my own money to put into it, that a lender may not be interested. I do plan on doing the rehab myself along with my brother (we are both in construction), will this make a difference in being able to find funds or not??

Thanks in advance

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