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Financing a Fixer Upper

March 18th, 2010 by admin

financing a fixer upper
Mortgage for a fixer upper home?

found a home for 130 thousand dollars in an area where the homes the same size sell for about 200 thousand dollars.

some of the windows are boarded up needs a pain job on the outside.
if i get a 160 thousand dollar mortgage can i use 30 thousand dollars of it to fix the home ?
how do i get the mortgage to finance all of the work needed on the house ?

No, you can not get an loan for 100% of the sales price.

What you need to do is first buy it then get an additional home equity loan after you own it.

Take a look at fast fixer upper profits to get a feel for how you can do this.


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