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Thorney Gibson
  • Engineer
  • Bel Air, MD
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Hard money

Thorney Gibson
  • Engineer
  • Bel Air, MD
Posted

So Im searching the forums but cant find the answer yet. I know hard money loans are the last thing you really want to go to. My question is tho if you buy and rehab a house with hard money and after the house is finished what options do you have after that? Do you get a normal house loan and refinance the house? Do you just put it up forsale with that loan in place? Like I said I know hard money is the last thing you want to do, but Im just curious and cant find the answer just yet.

Hope Im wording this right for what Im asking.

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