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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Curious. 100% of Purchase+Rehab hard money. Does this exist?
Are there lenders that will finance a purchase as well as the rehab costs at 100%? Is this even an option for people starting out?
Let’s say the homes you are looking at go for $100k
The rehab runs about $30k
The ARV is $180k
How much cash would you expect a hard money lender to need you to put in?