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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Best financing option while holding a job
I'm working a full time job and am beginning the process of doing my first live in fix and flip. Is conventional financing my best option? And does a 203k loan require me to hire a licensed general contractor? I plan on using licensed plumbers and electricians, but would like to do most of the work myself.