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Landon Dolezal
  • Maple Valley, WA
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Pre-approval in Washington

Landon Dolezal
  • Maple Valley, WA
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alright so I'm a two year student of BP, I've just acquired a position as a leasing agent so I can further my education in property management. however I'm only 19 but I've saved a hardy amount of cash 6k to invest in a rehab. I do have someone that I have found to be a rehabbed expert and an old coworker of mine to be a potential partner. However I still am curious how much or ratio of capital do I need (with FHA 203k loan) to the price of property that I come across. How much of a price decrease would I need to qualify individually. Or what other questions do I need to define to help me further my criteria? Thank you BP!!!

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