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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

SFH Deal Financing Advice
Hello all,
We stumbled upon a financing dilemma trying to finance a deal.
I'm from Virginia. We're trying to purchase a SFH rental property in York county, PA. We found several properties on MLS, saw them in person. All of them are in distressed condition, so they'll require rehab. We chose a short-sale property as our target deal. We're unable to make an offer until we show proof of funds. However, we were not able to get a conventional mortgage because we already have 2 existing mortgages on our rental properties. The banks said our DTI is too high.
Can anyone suggest a creative financing strategy ? Is hard money lending the only option?
It's been said multiple times on BP podcasts that "you gotta find a deal first" then financing, but it appears visa versa.