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Shannon Toye
  • Searcy, AR
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Question about financing for a rehab and type of financing?

Shannon Toye
  • Searcy, AR
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Hello,

We have located a house for rehabbing to start with and can get the house for 35k in a very decent neighborhood. The issue we have is the house is right next to a busy street. It is a 4/2 with almost 1900 sq ft. estimated rehab cost is about 60k. Estimated arv is 129k. Questions; 1.) would you be afraid of the house if it is close to a busy highway but in a good neighborhood? 2.) If we purchase the house with our own funds what kind of loan would we need to get for the rehab and can someone point me in the right direction about how that type of financing works? Should I use a bank or what type of source for this kind of financing? Input is greatly appreciated.

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