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Updated about 6 years ago, 08/29/2018

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Ryan Clevenger
  • Evansville, IN
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Conventional Loan: Should I be honest?

Ryan Clevenger
  • Evansville, IN
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I've started the process of talking to brokers about getting a conventional loan(preferably FHA) to do my first flip and I'm straight up with them by telling them I attend to flip the house as soon as possible. A couple brokers have told me they don't do conventional loans on flips and refer me to one of their commercial mortgage brokers but I don't want to do a commercial loan because of the higher down payment. So do I act like I attend to live in the home for several years so I can get the loan or do I keep on looking for a lender that will work with me? I don't want to lie because I'm looking to build relationships so I can continue to do this far into the future. What are my options? And thanks to anyone that takes time to read this and reply! Anything helps

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