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House flipping first time

Mashal Choudhry
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Hi everyone, I was wanting to know if you would be familiar with this concept or if this is the first time this has been done. I work as a realtor and I was thinking about going to my local bank and hopefully buying a foreclosed property and then flipping and listing it. Could I even get a loan and do that? Could you provide me with some guidance? What would the process be like? Is it possible?

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Zachary Cain Humphrey
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Zachary Cain Humphrey
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Use a private money lender for the down payment. A hard money lender for the rehab. DSCR on the back end to pay off the private and hard money lender leaving you with a note and a rental. OR once complete on the flip turn around and sell the property paying off your hard money, private money, and a little for your trouble and time.

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