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Dazrell Fleming
  • Fayetteville, NC
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Taking a personal loan to purchase a home

Dazrell Fleming
  • Fayetteville, NC
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So I found a deal for 45k on a single family home valued at 75k. Since the home is under 50k I struggle finding a bank to finance the deal as an investment property. So I applied for a personal loan at 10.9% apr over 84 months. With the idea of doing a refinance cash out loan in a year. Some pros: I get to avoid putting down 20% and having 6mo reserves on investment property. This is my first deal, am I on the right track or missing a key component? Daz

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