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Maureen Simmons
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Oakland, CA
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Newbie Investor .... Seeking advice about financing options

Maureen Simmons
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Oakland, CA
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I've been a part of the BP family since 2018 and am finally tired of life on the sidelines so I'm getting in the game. I've identified a multifamily property but am still a little green when it comes to financing options. I have several barriers that won't allow me to go the conventional financing route (left my six-figure corporate job to do real estate full-time). I have excellent credit (high 760s) but very little money down (about $60K available on credit cards, $10K cash).

My affirmation: I will own my first multi-family unit within the next 30-60 days. Help!!!! 

Thanks in advance for the advice... I am doing it afraid ya'll but I am so excited about building generational wealth. 

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