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Jae Jarmon
  • Property Manager
  • Milwaukee, WI
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Funding for my first investment property while being a entrepreneur

Jae Jarmon
  • Property Manager
  • Milwaukee, WI
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I found a multi family four unit asking price is $224,900 and I had my realtor ask them if they would take $160,000 they said yes. Awesome right... One of the units is completely gutted they started a remodel and decided not to finish it. They have most of the materials in the unit already so I won't have to buy much. But this is actually the good part the issue is funding. I have tried to get funding and it is not as easy as all these podcast and youtube videos say it is especially for an entrepreneur. Why are there so many fake private money lending companies out here it's ridiculous honestly. When you are new people just want to take advantage of you and I do not like it. Any who my question is do anyone know any private lenders or hard money lenders or angel investors that would like to help a newbie get started? Thanks for listening 

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