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Jonathon Martineau
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • San Diego, CA
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beginner financing strategy?

Jonathon Martineau
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • San Diego, CA
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What's the best strategy to obtaining the best possible financing strategy? I am getting to the point where I'm comfortable to start aggressively going after my first deal but want to make sure I do it right. I would love to hear from people that have used multiple strategies.

Obviously the BRRRR Strategy seems to be fairly popular. This strategy is very appealing to me, but I would have to use hard money since I don't have a large amount of cash laying around. The thing that scares me about hard money is the short time I have to turn around the property. I believe I could achieve rehabbing a property in under 6 months, but if something happens to where I can't, I would hate to be stuck in a hard money loan.

Another way I would like to finance a property would be a conventional loan that covers rehab as well. I would gladly put 20% down if rehab was covered. Unfortunately, from what I've read, getting a bank to cover purchase price and rehab seems tough to achieve.

I know there's a lot of ways to get a deal done. What are your thoughts on the best financing strategy for someone who doesn't want to expend all their cash just on a project?

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