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FHA Financing - Repairs
We put an offer on a fixer upper and will be using FHA financing to purchase it. The counter offer was much higher than anticipated with a note saying that they will have to fix any FHA required repairs. I don't really expect there to be too many repairs for the FHA loan, if any, if I understand the FHA requirements.
We do have a construction company and so should there be any repairs, we would prefer to make any repairs using our company. How can we structure the deal in a way that we can do the repairs ourselves without the risk of either party losing out in case the deal falls through?
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I am not an expert on this but I believe FHA & VA loans the repairs must be made prior to closing so not sure that your company could do them unless you can get the seller to hire your company for the work....?