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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

HUD Financing Options
Hi,
I'm looking into a large multi-family in DC, 20+ units. The building and units are not in good condition. Will likely need around 20K-30K to rehab each unit.
Wondering what HUD loan options might work in this scenario where I can get a large LTV loan along with a construction loan to rehab and rent out the units.
Thanks.
KB