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Jesse Woodall
  • New to Real Estate
  • Columbus, Oh
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Using a hard money loan to get into fix & flips

Jesse Woodall
  • New to Real Estate
  • Columbus, Oh
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I am wanting to get into fixing and flipping real estate. I have a low credit score at around 600 that I'm currently trying to rebuild and only have about $15,000 in capital. Would it be wise of me to try and use a hard money loan to get started? Or should I wait and try to go a different route?

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