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Justin Atkinson
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First time rehabber questions

Justin Atkinson
  • Clearfield, UT
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I have been reading this forum for the last few months, but since I just got my first HUD foreclosure deal accepted this week it's time to plunge in and pick the collective brain of this community.

My in-laws are in real estate and have been fixing and flipping homes for a decade or so. They are very helpful and have given me a ton of great guidance, but they don't have to deal with financing like I do. They have a money partner that takes a cut of their deals. I don't have a partner and have to look to other financing options. I have great credit and d/i ratios, so traditional lending is my current strategy. I've already been pre-approved for a conventional loan on this property.

My question - what is the best financing to seek? I am looking at the closing costs for my loan, while they aren't horrible I want to minimize my cost of money if possible. Is the conventional loan the best approach, or should I seek a different partner/source of funds?

You'll be hearing from me a lot over the next few months...

Thanks,
Justin

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