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Updated almost 2 years ago,

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Arsh M.
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If I have good credit, should I get my funding thru a hard money lender or a bank?

Arsh M.
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Hi everyone,

I'm interested in doing my first fix and flip, and was curious what the best source of financing would be given my personal circumstances. 

Now I don't have consistent income, but I do have a 750+ credit score. I imagine given the lack of income, my best bet would still be working with a local hard money lender?

Any recommendations?

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