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Buying a foreclosure that is considered not livable

Darren Cusanelli
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We have a foreclosure that we want to buy but can not obtain finaince because house is considered unlivable...its from 2009.just was never finished....mis s ing a kitchen..going for 200k..estimated at 289k can put 140 down.

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@Darren Cusanelli

If you can put that much down then look for a hard money lender

Lenders also may do a construction to perm loan.

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