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Conventional Loan and Hard Money Together?
I'm not sure if this is even possible, but has anyone ever tried to use a conventional loan and hard money together for a deal? If I'm considering a property to do a flip, can I do a conventional loan with 20% down, and then use hard money to finance the rehab costs?
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If you are wanting to flip it, the fha or 203k wouldn't be a good choice because you have to keep those for at least a year.