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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Hard money lender or VA Loan
Trying to decide if I should buy a family member home for $150k and probably worth $200K+. I will be living in the home for a couple of years and rent the back property. Should I BRRRR it or just get a VA loan and renovate it slowing throughout the year then refinance to get the equity
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If you're going to move in hard money isn't an option since hard money is for non-owner occupied properties.