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Jay Welker
  • Downingtown, PA
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Conventional financing for fixer-upper

Jay Welker
  • Downingtown, PA
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Hello, I'm looking at a property that needs a lot of work. The power and water is not even on right now (REO) and it needs appliances. It may have termite damage. Is conventional financing an option? It's in a great neighborhood and the house is in decent shape, I'm just trying to figure out what will pass conventional appraisal.


Thanks!