All Forum Posts by: Jason Flynn

Paul Zofsak, I'm not 100% sure, but I think it won't require the 20% down if you have that much equity in the property (which, presumably you could if doing a rehab). You also want +20% equity in the property to avoid Private Mortgage Insurance which can be costly.

Bill Gulley, maybe he's going for hard money first since it can be much quicker to receive than a conventional mortgage? Wouldn't that be a reason to go with hard money vs a mortgage at first? (I'm new to the hard money idea).

I don't have advice to offer on this, but love that you naturally jump to explain what/were Luxembourg is ;)