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Updated over 3 years ago, 06/26/2021

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Ian Kisbert
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Delayed financing with OPM

Ian Kisbert
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When using delayed financing, is it possible to do so using other people's money? Looking into lending guidelines it seems like the bank may not like being in second lien position, but it also sounds like others use this method along with other peoples money. My plan would be to put some of my own money into the deal, along with private money to purchase and rehab a property (putting purchase and rehab on HUD), then using delayed financing, pull out cash to pay back the private money, and if I leave a little of my own in the deal, that's ok with me. If I go this route, how do I structure the private money to satisfy the lender in terms of how I got the money, and how they will keep first lien position?

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