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Information when Short on the Downpayment

Michael Trueba
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I'm researching on home to purchase but based on my current capital I can only afford $100K house when including renovations and closing costs but there aren't any worth going for as a first time home investor. There are several $200K homes where it might be better for a first-time buy. Other than asking family and friends or doing an FHA loan (not possible at the moment), what other strategies are there to meet the downpayment and possible renovation expenses? Thanks in advance!

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