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Kris McGinty
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Looking for financial ideas for first flip in Pennsylvania

Kris McGinty
  • Grantville, PA
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I wanted to reach out to everyone to get some advice/ideas. My husband and I are looking to flip a house this winter (like asap) . It will be our first one. We've done some research over the last cpl years & want to take that first step. We have our team in place, who bring a lot of experience to the table. & we're meeting with the realtor tomorrow to check out some properties. We have excellent credit for financing, however we are looking for some ideas as to how to come up with initial down payment & renovation money. I've read that some ppl when they started, they partnered with someone else initially, so we're open to that option as well. I'm aware of 203k loans which I'm not opposed to, but didn't want to have to move from where we are to make that work, if we don't have to. I didn't know if anyone had any advice or could point us in the right direction. Thx in advance. 

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