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Don Crandell
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  • Corona, CA
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Buying a contract from a wholesaler and finance the home.

Don Crandell
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  • Corona, CA
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Is is possible to buy a wholesale home through normal financing channels, FHA, Conventional loans ect. If so what costs would be involved.

My plan is to fix my current home, sell it (I'll profit around $100K, not enough to buy and fix a home for cash), move into another fixer, have it fixed, sell it, wash and repeat.

My short term goals are to go from 1 fixer a year to 4 fixers a year. I live in Riverside County, California.

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