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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Low Mortgage Financing (Under 35k)
Hey BP'ers!
So this is my first "real" post...and that's because i'm working on my first deal! I'm super excited. However I hit a bump. I'm having issues finding a bank that will let me finance my deal. I have 20% to put down but not enough to purchase outright.
So which path do I travel down?
-Find a more expensive deal
-Take out 20k more for repairs (Houses only sell for 55k max in that area)
- Keep trying banks (Does anyone know of any that would finance?)
- Wait and save more money to make a better deal?
Most Popular Reply

@Phillip Tomasso Like Dennis mentioned above, local credit unions / banks might work. Also other options like a HELOC on your primary home or rental properties. Or even a cross collateral / blanket loan across multiple properties with small amount of equity in each. I did that once with three rentals, for a $50k loan.
Good luck!
- Tom