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Myles Carey
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House hack financing

Myles Carey
  • Banker
  • Virginia
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Once pre approved and putting in offers, if the property needs renovations and you don’t have cash ready for the renovations how do you fund that?  Would using a private money lender to fund the renovations be a bad idea combined with the mortgage Or should you just wait to have the cash reserves? Any tips/ advice would be helpful! 

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