I don't do short term. 

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The seller has already all the plans approved.

I found it via SMS blast and getting in touch with the seller directly.

I often see these forums flooded with people asking questions that they really don't need to ask, as their questions are very much personalized to their specific situation.I will try my best to keep this as short and concise as possible for simplicity and not waste you all's time. 

If you want to flip or do more short term projects, then a HELOC may be a good idea if you can find a lender for that and you can keep your likely low rate.

I found it off market directly through the seller via an SMS blast campaign.How did you finance this deal?

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@Connor Kline, cash for keys is the most likely way to get them out, and even this may not be a realistic option without buying property first, since I am guessing the seller won't want you offering them buyouts before you are owner of property.  

I cold called the seller, and we negotiated the price over the phone before meeting for the closing How did you finance this deal?