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Michael D.
  • East Hanover, NJ
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Financing for Hurricane Sandy Rehabs

Michael D.
  • East Hanover, NJ
Posted

Hi Everyone,

After hurricane Sandy there have been tons of gutted, water damaged homes that have come on the market at the Jersey shore. I am 24 years old and I see a huge opportunity for an investment with a great return. I have found a few homes that I would be interested in buying, but I have been told by the realtor that this will require a construction loan. The realtor mentioned that construction loans require 50% down and have very high interest rates. Is there any other way that I can obtain financing?

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