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Calvin Ozanick
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Financing My First Deal- Wisconsin

Calvin Ozanick
  • Property Manager
  • Janesville, WI
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Hello BP World,

I am a property manager in Southern Wisconsin and I work with numerous investors. I am curious about some creative financing some of you may have used in the past. I understand typical means of financing, so please share any tricks or ideas you have discovered in the past. Any input would be greatly appreciated! 

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Henri Meli
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Henri Meli
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@Scott Schultz . Maybe you need to listen to some of the podcasts mentioned above or you can actually read more from blogs like these.  You cannot finance all your deals with your own money. Sometimes, you can let the owner hold the note, while you do the rest. 

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