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Sophie Scott
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I bought a house and started remodeling with my own money and ran

Sophie Scott
  • Michigan
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Hi all I purchased a home from a tax sale and started the remodeling using my own money but ran out. It still needs about 30,000 to finish. No holding cost on the house besides taxes. I’ve been told to sale as is and call it a day. This is my first deal. Any ideas for me. I’m broke no money and most hard money lenders wants a % down. Any ideas. I think I will be crushed if I didn’t finish the deal.

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