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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

How to cover renovations with no money?
I have been pre approved and I’ve studied the area but I don’t have any capital to rehab but I see good deals. What are other ways to cover the cost of renovations ?
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I recommend saving up for rehab costs before purchasing an investment that requires a lot of work. There's always credit cards to put it on, partnering with someone, or giving a contractor an equity position, but nothing beats saving up on the front end.