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Dane Porter
  • Property Manager
  • Biddeford, ME
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SBA backed business loans for veterans

Dane Porter
  • Property Manager
  • Biddeford, ME
Posted

Hello,

My name is Dane and I am a veteran, full time Business student with a concentration in entrepreneurship, and a budding real estate investor. I am seeking any information or advice someone may have about my situation. My question is does anyone know is if is possible to qualify and use a small business loan as capital to start and grow my house flipping business? As a veteran I am very lucky to have some helpful benefits in relation to starting a business and purchasing real estate so it seems like a perfect scenario. I am having trouble finding information about this subject though. Ideally I would like to get a small business loan to use in some way to grow my real estate investment business however I am unsure if this is allowed. Any information would be greatly appreciated! Thanks for reading! Thanks to BP for all the help!

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