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George P.
  • Property Manager
  • Livonia, MI
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lowest loan amount

George P.
  • Property Manager
  • Livonia, MI
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looked at a home that requires a lot of work. maybe around 25k worth of work.

the current asking price is 69k, but it's been 69 for over a year.

it would be a steal to get it for around 42, but my mortgage guy said the lowest amount he can finance is 40k. i'd have to pay 53 to get a 40K mortgage (25% down). i can't put 53 with 10k concessions since investor concession max is 2%.

rent i'd get is just under $1200.

any other way to finance this mortgage that's under 40K? i do not have the cash to buy the home and put $25k to renovate it.

any ideas would be appreciated.

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