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Put in an offer but didn't have cash to cover

Kevin DuBrey
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So I have a property I am looking at that will require a renovation and could potentially earn a revenue of 73k per year as a short term rental on a 240k property. Probably a 35-45k renovation Unfortunately I do not have the cash at the present time to cover the cash offer. The real estate person made it seem as though that would be the only way to secure the property. So we tried hard money lender, but just do not have the cash to cover. Any suggestions, other than back out of the deal? I think I will back out of this deal, at least we went through the motions which may be the first step and can make it a learning opportunity.

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