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All Forum Posts by: Christopher Wallace

Christopher Wallace has started 2 posts and replied 2 times.

I am new to real estate investing. I ran across a property in post auction. The auction company said it is in HUD 2nd chance option, and they gave me a number too high to pursue. I have 2 questions.

1. What is a HUD 2nd chance option.

2. Will they accept lower if I explain that the ARV and repairs will barely combine to be the purchase price (it does not fit the 70% rule or the 2% rule)

I am looking to buy my first property, a small single family home (750 sqft). I am confident my wife and I will be able to get a loan for it, but am worried that the house may need more repairs than we are expecting. If this happens, would peer to peer lending be a good option for that extra cash needed?