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Updated about 2 years ago,

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Kyle S.
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Considering buying a live in flip!

Kyle S.
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Hello,

I'm considering buying a live in flip. Not anything major a house that needs for the most part cosmetic.

My question is if I don't want to spend my personal money on the renovation are their loans that would

pay for the renovations if I got a standard conventional loan on the home? So, for the most part I don't want 

to pay for the renovations out of pocket are there any other options? My educated guess is most of these

homes need in the 30k range in renovations.  

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