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Buying single family recent fire damge?
I want to purchase a property that was recently in a kitchen fire how do I purchase and get money for rehab ?
Asked By Barry Standard | Sacramento, FL | 48 views | Finance Legal Info | 1 month ago
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Edwin Alvarado
Pak Home Realty
To buy a fire damage property. If its going to be owner occupied. You need to qualify for FHA203k Rehab loan and there other rehab loans with conventional financing as well. Any other questions send me a message.
- 4 weeks ago
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Gregory Schmidt
Mark International Real Estate
There are rehab loans here is a link:
https://www.hud.gov/program_offices/housing/sfh/203k
Here is a link to down payment assistance programs to help.
https://www.bestrateone.com/down-payment-assistance-programs/
- 1 month ago
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