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Mark Hooks
  • Rochester, NY
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Starting out: Investing

Mark Hooks
  • Rochester, NY
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Hello everyone. I’m new to the RE world and have a few questions. When I’m ready to use my own money to purchase a property from a motivated seller, will the bank allow me to take out loans if they see that the funds that I have saved up came from RE investing? Is it best that I wait until I have enough money saved up so that I don’t have to take out a loan for my first deal? Or is this something I have to talk to the bank about? I know that banks want to see reported taxable income and I don’t want to cause any red flags or have IRS get involved.

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