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Russell Phelps
  • Elyria, Oh
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Alternative Exit Strategy Advice Please

Russell Phelps
  • Elyria, Oh
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Hello and Thank You for giving me a moment.  

Quick back story.

2007 was doing well in life until a pick up rear ended me at a light. I was stopped on a motorcycle. He had only liability insurance and was on disability.  6 surgeries and 14 months learning how to walk again left me filing for bankruptcy. 

2009 march, bankruptcy discharged. Including home, not reaffirmed.

Currently, looking to purchase another home and begin flip and buy/hold depending on property. Found out lender never forclosed until December 2012 and home actually transfered out of my name in March 2013. If I understand correctly, I will qualify for FHA loan in March 2015, after 3yr waiting period. What about conventional?

If conventional is another 4 years to satisfy Fannie Mae,  what options do I have? My plan was to use hard money,  then either sell or cash out refi to 80% as my exit strategy. My income and credit are well within the guidlines and my debt to income is currently 12%.

Thanks for any advice, I really want to get started but also do not want to subject myself to any completely avoidable risk.

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