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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Funding for First Deal DIY
I am looking at buying a duplex this year or possibly next and I want to get my funding lined up so when I find the right property I am ready to pull the trigger. I want to find a duplex that will be in need of some work because I will have the time and skill to fix it up. My question is, what type of loans, mortgages, etc, are out there that will help me purchase a somewhat distressed property?
I've read some posts about loans that require a contractor to do the work, is there a way around that?
Thanks BP!