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Sam Bannister
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  • Washington, DC
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Should I Get A Conventional Loan?

Sam Bannister
  • Investor
  • Washington, DC
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This question may have been answered elsewhere but I’m not seeing it. What would be the issue with getting a conventional loan, rehabbing, renting, and refinancing? Is it simply that most off market deals require cash? Or are there obstacles with conventional financing that I should be aware of? I have a deal I’m considering that I should have plenty of time to get a conventional loan and would prefer not to carry the risks of hard money. 

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