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5% Down on my next primary while still living in current primary?
Hello again BiggerPockets!
I have a newb question. I'm currently living in a condo and will be selling soon. My next primary will need a lot of work as I am wanting to invest in the rehab of it through a HELOC on my condo - all the while still living in said condo as my primary while the rehabs get completed (sorry if that's redundant).
My question is, would a bank let me put 5% down on my next primary while still living in my current one? Would a bank work out a deal with a customer that says "hey, we'll let you pay 5% down as long as you sell your condo on completion of your next home's renovations"?
Make sense at all?
Thank you!!