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My situation
I have found a property that can be flipped for a nice profit. My problem is getting the mortgage to purchase the property. My wife and I just purchased our first property in July because of this we do not have much equity in our property we live at. I have 20% to put down but that would leave me with little wiggle room to rehab property. I would likely need to bring another investor into the picture but does anyone have any suggestions on how I can get around this dilemma on my own? I guess the big question is is it possible to get a loan for less than 20% on a second property with the intentions of flipping?
- Shawn Mcenteer
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Living In North Jersey
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