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Greta Andrews
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Greta Andrews
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Saint Petersburg, FL
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Hello, I am trying to find a triplex in my home city. I need approximately 15,000 additional for a down payment. My question is when you borrow from a hard money lender, can it be sent as if it was a gift. I'm working with an FHA 203k renovation loan. And as you know FHA only allows gifts for your down payment and closing costs. Any other suggestions?

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Andrew Garcia
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Andrew Garcia
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Hi @Greta Andrews, are you saying that you are borrowing the down payment from a HML?

If so, it cannot be sent as a gift.

In order to not raise any red flags in underwriting, you would need to have the money in the account for two bank statements.

Hope this helps! Let me know if I can be of any assistance.

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