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Multiple Lenders to Fund a Deal
Hello everyone! My name is Peyton and I'm getting ready to flip my first home. I recently got approved for a loan that was 70% LTV and will also cover the rehab costs. However, I don't have enough cash reserves to cover the loan fees and remainder of the property. Would it be wise to try and get a business loan from a small bank to cover the costs? Also, is this information that needs to be communicated with the lender?