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Questions about Homepath Renovation loans...
So, in looking at some properties eligible for these loans, I was wondering....
I know you have to have professionals do any of the reno work paid for by the loan. I'd like to do some of the work myself (like painting?) Can I structure the loan so in includes some of the work that I would hire out (carpet, drywall), but does NOT cover the work I can do myself like painting and tilework?
Just wondering if this is an all or nothing deal? Any thoughts?