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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

My greatest deal is slipping away!
I'm having serious trouble getting a loan. I have a property under contract. It looks like this.\
purchase price = 95k.
down payment = 15% = $14,250
Renovation = 5K
ARV = around 140K
Closing is around 5k.
The bank (well Fargo) will provide the loan because a portion of the down payment is from a credit line that used. I've got 12K of my own money, and i used another 8K from (7.5% a credit line to cover the rest. I have already pulled the money out of the credit line, my account currently has 21K in it, but i'm having serous issues with the bank now.
I was even told that if I was given the money from a friend or family member, that i couldn't use it for the down payment or the closing, because it wasn't earned income..
Bottom line, i need help. This will be the third property we've purchased in 15 months, and best deal we've done so far. I can't let it slip away over this.
Any advice would be great.
As always, thank you so much to the bigger pockets community for everything!