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Brian Raike
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BRRRR, hard money loans for rehab, refinance, no $ down?

Brian Raike
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  • Washington, DC
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I'm new and I'm sure this is ask/answered, but I want to see if I'm looking at this correctly. Question- is it possible to use a hard money loan for a rehab, then use the equity built up in the rehab to satisfy the loan-to-value requirements set forth by traditional lenders? I currently have enough capital saved to pay 20% down, but if the scenario above is possible, I could get away with only putting 5-7% down and saving the rest for another deal. Thank you, Brian
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