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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Change an accepted HUD offer from cash to 203k?
Hello! I just got my HUD offer accepted. The thing is I made this offer in Jan as a cash offer. I'm still interested in the property and would very much like to get it. Is it possible to change an accepted offer to the same amount but using a 203k loan? Or is a hard money loan my only option now?
If it's of any help, it's in Philadelphia, through Sage, and there's an incentive for a 203k on the property.
Thanks so much!