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Nick Hammen
  • Pomeroy, IA
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Financing Renovation With Mortgage

Nick Hammen
  • Pomeroy, IA
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I am looking to close on a rental house in the next month. I'm estimating some rehab costs before listing it for rent. I would like to finance the rehab work by rolling it into the cost of the mortgage instead of taking out a second loan on the property. Would that be a best practice, or would it be better to find a hard money lender, do the rehab work, and then get a mortgage based on the purchase and rehab costs?

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