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DeWayne Mann
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Washougal, WA
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buying, holding, and recouping my money

DeWayne Mann
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Washougal, WA
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so, im getting conflicting answers from people. my question is this: if i use hard cash or private money to buy, rehab, and hold. as long as i keep my ARV under their loan threshold of 70-80%, i should recoup all the money i put into property...correct? yes....this is how green i am. i guess it would be more like...buy, rehab, recoup money, and hold

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Jeff McCaskey
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Jeff McCaskey
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  • Isabel, KS
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Depends on the bank and you should definitely know that before you spend any money!! Smaller banks are better with that.

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