Financing and Credit

FHA will offer programs from time to time to help investors fund properties they need to rehab. Check with a local mortgage broker to see if they have any lenders willing to participate in these FHA programs. Two examples of these loan programs are the FHA Title 1 loans and the FHA 203k loans.

FHA Title 1 loans of up to $25,000 are available to owner occupants and investors who want to repair or improve their property. Up to $15,000 can be obtained regardless of home value. And, if you need $5,000 or less, no security is necessary.

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Hey everyone, I have something that keeps changing by the week. If anyone has followed my journal you already know then that I’ve found an abandoned farm home that won’t sit long at all once it’s back on the market, needs probably 15K on the outside and I haven’t been inside but it was left with everything still in there (not in a real trashed out way) from last person living there. I found the owner (lives out of town) from going to the court house, and tried contacting them through mail but no response. I couldn’t find a phone number. Found out Chase Financial holds the mortgage.

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Consider asking the seller to provide owner financing for you to acquire their property. Whether you are doing a wholesale flip or a buy, fix and sell. While sellers may not be willing to make a thirty year amortizing loan like a mortgage company would, they may be willing to provide a two to three year loan with small payments or interest only for that term. That would give the investor plenty of time to resell or rehab and resell.

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I was embarassed to ask this question but I don't have anyone else to ask. I hope that someone is able to provide me with information on how to invest in real estate after having filed bankruptcy about a year ago. Is it possible? I am currently working on increasing my FICO score...and was told that I would be able to purchase in the future, approximately 4 years from now. But my question is...can I buy NOW and how?

Can someone recommend a mortgage broker who is good at cashout refinance.

Property is purchased with cash
No seasoning yet ( New purchase)
Looking for good rates and max. cash out
Property is in FL

Can someone recommend a mortgage broker who is good at cashout refinance.

Property is purchased with cash
No seasoning yet ( New purchase)
Looking for good rates and max. cash out
Property is in FL

Can someone recommend a mortgage broker who is good at cashout refinance.

Property is purchased with cash
No seasoning yet ( New purchase)
Looking for good rates and max. cash out
Property is in FL