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Jonah Caliri
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Spokane, WA
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Help! Creative finance conundrum.

Jonah Caliri
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Spokane, WA
Posted

I found a great deal to house hack with lots of potential to build equity with a few repairs. I would really love to make a move on it, but I am running into issues getting it financed. I don't have enough cash reserves for 20% down, but I have enough to do 5% or possibly 10%. I have access to the VA loan, but this house will not qualify because of the needed repairs. The location qualifies for a USDA loan, but I am not sure of the extent of needed repairs the USDA will allow. I am considering a 203k loan and refinancing into a VA loan after 6 months.

Does anyone have advice or a creative strategy for getting this deal finaced?

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