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Anna R.
  • Developer
  • Phoenix AZ
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Newbie - Residence into Business

Anna R.
  • Developer
  • Phoenix AZ
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I have just flipped the property I lived in for 14 months also my first property as a home buyer. I would like to continue this business as this flip has been very favorable to my income. 

This house is currently on the market.  I would like to leave a nice down payment on the next house and get the rest on a construction loan from a lender. I never owned a business should I state that this property is my business and will this help me get a construction loan easier on the home I wish to purchase in the next few months?  Also for tax purposes is this a good idea? 

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