As mentioned above house hacking is a great way to get started since its low money down as your primary residence, but if you already own your own home you may look into tapping into your equity and using a HELOC to help with downpayment.

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If you don't want to wait then maybe find a hard money lender

Are you prepared to lose money?

Many people use hard money loans to do the initial purchase and rehab, but I believe those lenders typically want to lend to investors with experience because part of the criteria is evaluating the deal itself and the investors ability to execute.

If you have too many mortgages (that was me).....you will need to go to a hard money loan in the US. 

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Orignally, I was going to buy the house for $200,000 and use either hard money or a HELOC for the rehab costs.

Of course they have no issue with selling the liens and collecting money from investors, they also have no issues with charging a premium that is non refundable and the county keeping the money.  

One could either use the first option to earn more money or counterbalance housing expenses with it.