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Cassandra Alessio
  • Real Estate Agent
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House requires only cash offers

Cassandra Alessio
  • Real Estate Agent
  • New Jersey
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Hi Everyone!

I put an offer on a property. It was rejected due to it being a conventional loan and the seller is looking for cash only offers (septic system needs to be replaced). I tried to find a hard money lender hoping that I can use the hard money loan to put another offer on property and extra funds to replace septic. Then, refinance with a traditional mortgage. After that, I would do the remaining repairs. I was planning on living in it while doing the repairs. The hard money lender told me they couldn't offer me a loan if I was living in it after (even though I explained to them I would refinance with another lender after septic system is replaced). Any ideas to get this deal? Is there another way to get financing or something I can do instead to get this deal? Any help/insight? Thank you!

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Ryan Davies
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Ryan Davies
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  • Salt Lake City, UT
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Don't live in it until you refinance them out and your problem is solved.

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