why not try to get a loan with no down payment and use your down payment money to  make the paymants?    That might be easier to get.

J Durham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am looking at purchasing a REO home in Georgia that needs some work.  I would like to purchase the property and rehab for my personal home, but need a loan that will only require an initial downpayment, then no other payments until the rehab is complete and the home is ready to move in.  I know this type of loan exists on construction loans as a friend just did this when he built his home, but I'm wondering if it is available for rehabs?  Any thoughts or suggestions?
 
Thanks


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