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Tim Kirkland
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  • Seattle, WA
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Seller wants cash offer, is hard money the solution?

Tim Kirkland
  • Contractor
  • Seattle, WA
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Hi All,

Im looking at a duplex that 1 unit a traditional house and the other unit is a manufactured house.  The seller want cash offer, because they think buyer can't get a conventional loan because of the manufactured home???  Im not sure why...

Is this something that can be solved by hard money?  is it possible to go hard money then refinance in to a mortgage? Is there a way to confirm ill be able to refinance into a mortgage product, before closing?

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