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James Charmello
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203k loans on a flip

James Charmello
  • South Amboy, NJ
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Hi I'm new to real estate flipping, and was wondering if anyone knew if the MLS listing only accepts 203k loans to purchase, why the seller only accepts this type of loan and is it a good or bad thing, and should I avoid getting involved in this type of purchase?

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Kristin Smith
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Kristin Smith
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If you are looking for a quick flip, a property that only qualifies for a 203k loan may not be for you. All FHA loans require you to live in the home as your primary residence for one year minimum. If you can do that, its a great option.

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