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Bill Short
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hard money

Bill Short
  • Albany, OR
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ok so i found a place    bank owned for 99000   10000 rehab  arv 200000    these figures are rough as im new at this    and this would be my first flip    so i need info   what to do now do i contact a hard money lender    i dont have any real money   i own my own home  but   do i make an offer to the bank  and if so do i need a pof letter   obviously i need some sound advice    anything will help   im really thinking of just making an offer and go from there but i dont want to be known as a flake  because i plan doing this a lot once i learn more and in order to do that i need help   thank you for reading and taking the time to give advice

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John Horner
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John Horner
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I agree that most will require some money down. Also, $10k sounds like a very low rehab amount. With those numbers, and since it's on the MLS, it would have been sold on Day 1 and probably went to highest and best if those numbers are accurate. May want to take a second look at the numbers.

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