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Marcus Geiser
  • Investor
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Own it Outright, No $ for Rehab, What Next?

Marcus Geiser
  • Investor
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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I have purchased a house. Filed the deed in Allegheny County. I own it out right, no mortgage. 


3/1 in Quaker Valley School District. ARV$120K or conservatively speaking $100K is a no brainer and where I have run my numbers from. Rehab under $45K

I would like solutions for the flip. I have no credit, score is low, with no W2 income, I have read about creative strategies and what not but need to see how it would work in the real world to accelerate my process. I can self fund and slow grind. Just don't want to follow that route. 

HML does not seem to fit cause of credit, do not understand private lending, please give some direction to research.

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