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Financing a property that needs improvements

Matthew Dausy
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Hey y'all,

I am new to this real estate investing stuff and I am trying to create a plan to move forward. In my planning I identified a question that I can't really find the answer to and I was hoping y'all could help. Is it possible to buy a property, knowing your want to make renovations, and use the mortgage to cover the cost? For example, there is a 80k home that needs 20k of renovations and I use a 100k mortgage to pay for all of it? This is negating closing costs and all that and I am just talking conceptually if this is possible. I am also a veteran so I have the VA loan at my disposal if that maybe changes the answer. From what I understand, FHA loans are made for this type of purchase but can I do it with a standard loan or VA Loan? Thanks in advance and I look forward to hearing from you

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Chris Quinn
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Chris Quinn
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@Matthew Dausy I know some awesome investor friendly lenders here in B/CS. Let me know when you get to the point that you want their info.

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