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Will a bank finance a fixer upper?

Andrew Grace
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There is a property that I am interested in that is defiantly a fixer upper and could be a candidate for hard money. I am curious if there is a way to get conventional financing on a house that has obvious need for repairs. It is ugly, but in decent shape. Needs a new roof and central air installed. The inside has recently been rehabbed and looks nice. The outside needs some landscaping and a paint job. Was wondering what some more experienced investors would recommend. 

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