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Gabriel Welch
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Smaller mortgage loans

Gabriel Welch
  • New to Real Estate
  • Columbus, GA
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Hey BP family, I'm trying to find a lender in Jacksonville, FL who lends under 50k but it seems impossible, does anyone have any good advice or tips or know anyone?

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Sonu Sharma
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Sonu Sharma
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Hi Gabriel Welch . Try calling your CC company. If your credit history is good, they may be able to lend you smaller amounts as a personal loan at a decent fixed rare APR. Or some credit cards offer a 0% APR for 18 months.

I didn't know this until a few months ago when Amex sent me an offer to lend up to 25k for a fixed 6.99% APR for up to 3 years with no pre-payment penalty. You can always refinance the loan to a lower APR later. Hope this strategy helps !!

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