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Julian Perez
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  • Investor
  • North Port, Fl
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Moving to Sarasota County

Julian Perez
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  • Investor
  • North Port, Fl
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So I have been looking at homes in Sarasota County for the last few months. For what we are looking for I have come across some New Construction homes in North Port, FL that have 4/2, garage, are over 2,000 sq ft and under $300k. Aside from this criteria we wanted to be in Sarasota County for the school district. 

With all that being said I understand hard money to for the BRRRR strategy but would a loan such as 203k work as well since I will be the end user or is it limited to what you can do with these kinds of loans? I guess my question is if there is a conventional loan that would allow me the purchase a fixer upper with a lower down payment?

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