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Starting out in Oregon
Hey BP!
As I get ready to make my first purchase, I am trying to get some information on loan types. I've already gone to a bank and been pre-approved for an FHA loan, but I wonder if I find a fix-n-flip property would it be better to get a hard money lender to get "in and out" without living there during the flip? I don't have much money for a down payment considering property here in Oregon is pretty pricey. Any advice would be awesome!
Thanks all
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@Matthew Rogers If you try to go hard money lending make sure that the cost of the property plus rehab costs is less than 70% of the After Repair Value (ARV, a good agent can help you determine these). If you're able to go to local meet-ups try asking around about private money. These are individuals who personally loan for projects, and they are capped at 9% legally (usery laws). I'm at 22 offers, 4 terminated contracts, and dozens of proposed projects without closing yet, so be prepared that it might not happen quickly.



