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Beginning on my road to Generational Wealth
I'm living in my first property I purchased a year ago. Took tons of work and will power, but I'm in the process of looking at some financing options to finish the work and get a duplex. I've done read everything I can read listened to every podcast I can listen too, every motivational speech on YouTube. I read I should shop around for financing. IM IN Detroit Michigan any ideas where I should begin
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Nice to see you join the community @Elbert Crosby. Are you saying that you have a SFH that you're house-hacking now and you are looking to find a lender to finish the work on that house, then move on to purchasing a duplex?
I would recommend seeking out local banks and lenders. Personally, Chemical Bank has been helpful to me when purchasing my duplex.
There are a bunch of investors from Metro Detroit that are on these boards that will be able to help you, as well.
Good luck!