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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Buy my own flip
Good morning fellow BPers,
This will be my first question on BP (please be gentle).
I'm new to REI and I'm currently building my rehab team. Very confident that I will rehab my first home this year! (exciting)
Here is my question, we (my wife and 2 kids) are planning on moving early next year, are there any advantages to financing a flip (private money, hard money...) and then buy it for myself through a conventional mortgage? is it even "doable"?
Let me now if more details are needed.
Thanks everyone I really appreciate any suggestion.
Alain Nguyen
Most Popular Reply
Originally posted by @Rob Beland:
I think you are better off with a 203K rehab loan. You will get better terms. Hard money can be expensive.
Not sure the FHA's jurisdiction extends into Canada for a 203K. Perhaps she could utilize a similar program in Canada?