I have a duplex that I plan on buying and renting out. I expect to get it for 99,000. I have the required
10% to put down, but I need a loan that will give me 10,000 for repairs that are needed. I was told that I could get a line of credit or maybe a construction perm loan. What exactly do these two loans entail, or how exactly do they work?? I am kind of new to this, so I want to make absolutely sure that I pick the best of possible loans. Maybe there is a better way to do this, or some other types of loans?
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Travis:
I'll refer you to two financing sources. Brian Foxworth is affiliated with First Covenant Mortgage. To receive a FREE Consultation, please contact Brian at (803) 446-3270 or by email: Brian@FirstCovenantMortgage.com. Also....You can give Danny Thornton a call. He is with Home America Mortgage, INC. You can reach Danny at (770) 998-1964. I wish you much success in your real estate endeavors. Sincerely, David A. Patterson, Broker CRS ABR Russell & Jeffcoat Realtors, Inc. 5219 N. Trenholm Road Columbia, SC 29206 (803) 960-5231 Visit My Blog - Your Comments are Welcomed www.thepattersonfiles.info www.sellinghomesisourbusiness.com www.davidpatterson.net Great service begins with a clear purpose! Sun Mar 9 2008, 11:10 Web Reference: http://www.sellinghomesisourbusiness.com/
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