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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Pooling Wealth? Equity, 401k, Saving
Ok, I’ll admit I know nothing about funding flips. But my concern is actually getting approved for funding a flip because I don’t have wads of income or a huge savings.
What I do have is equity in my home, a 401k(not active), and a small savings. If totaled equal roughly 150k. I realize this isn’t a mountain of wealth and there are penalties for using 401k.
My question is can I pool this these together and fund my first flip solo? I would rather use someone else’s money. But I’m curious... has anyone done something similar?