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Answers (3)
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- Steve Roake, "Steve Roake"
- Contributions:285
The answer likely depends on how you purchased it. Does poor credit mean you paid cash for the home? If you have equity, a home equity loan might be the best bet. If its FHA, then a 203k loan would be the best route but I'm not sure if it can be used after the closing and usually requires good credit. Your best bet is to call a few lenders and see what they have to offer.

- K.K. Yan
- Contributions:23
Have you check your IRA? Some may allow you to borrow portion of the money.

- AAHJR
- Contributions:2
yes i paid 4,999 and the is 51,000 but its need a lot of work
I just purchased a single family home.How do I get an investment loan to fix it up with poor credit
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