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Jarret Durst
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Financing a house in need of some renovations

Jarret Durst
  • New to Real Estate
  • West Virginia
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Hello BP people. I’m going under contract for a house for 40k. This is great, but I’m running into some issues. My original lender said I have to spend at least 100k for a renovation loan (mortgage+renovation costs). Then other lenders are telling me there is no such thing. So, I’m lost, what would be the best approach for me? The house is estimated at $170k.


thanks y’all 

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Quote from @Jarret Durst:

Hello BP people. I’m going under contract for a house for 40k. This is great, but I’m running into some issues. My original lender said I have to spend at least 100k for a renovation loan (mortgage+renovation costs). Then other lenders are telling me there is no such thing. So, I’m lost, what would be the best approach for me? The house is estimated at $170k.


thanks y’all

 Just change the lender to more flexible one (like me;))

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