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Updated 12 months ago,

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Noah Davis
  • Investor
  • Ohio
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Conventional Loan/ Flipping

Noah Davis
  • Investor
  • Ohio
Posted

Hello Everyone,

I am new to flipping. My question revolves around financing. Say I found a great property to flip. Can I use a traditional mortgage loan to flip real estate? Example below. 

Purchased price: 40k 

Rehab cost: 40k 

Down payment: 20k 

ARV/ Selling price: 115k

Total profit: 35k 

Is it possible to get a bank loan for such an example? What are the pros or cons of this? Any alternative advice? I appreciate everyone who takes the time to respond in answering these questions.

Thanks,

Noah

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