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Andrew Smith
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Money for down payments

Andrew Smith
  • Ewa Beach, HI
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I have just started the process of trying to buy my first rental property. I have 22k in savings and was trying to find a house in the 90k-100k price range. The lender I talked to said I would need 34k for down payment, closing cost and reserves. I assume they are giving a conservative estimate for closing cost. Does this seem right to anybody I'm going to do my research on closing cost but figured I would get some first hand advice also. Does anybody have advice on the best way to raise some money fast for down payment/closing. I could for sure save up for it but that would take a couple months and I am trying to get the ball rolling on this because I am in the military and soon will be transferring to a submarine which means no more free time. Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks

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Stephanie Medellin
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Stephanie Medellin
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Originally posted by @Hiron Fernando:

@Andrew Smith, you can also apply for an unsecured line of credit from your bank. They will usually give between $3k-$10k pretty easily.

Good luck!

 This is not a good solution for conventional bank funding, as the down payment and closing costs cannot be borrowed through an unsecured loan. 

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