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Updated almost 5 years ago,

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Kevin Hart
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Louisville, KY
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looking for lender to help with first BRRRR

Kevin Hart
Agent
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Louisville, KY
Posted

Hey BP,

here's my situation. I became a full time investor back in September. My partner and I have completed 3 flips and have rehabbed 2 other properties that we were hoping to BRRRR. The problem is we have been turned down by many banks because we haven't been in business a full year and my partners credit is not great.

Who has a good lender that is willing to work with new investors? I would love to build a relationship with a lender to use over and over again. Are there any entrepreneur/real estate friendly refinance lenders out there or am I stuck being a flipper until our credit improves and we have been in business longer? 

thanks!

(p.s. before this is suggested, i am too prideful to ask a family member to lend their credit)

  • Kevin Hart

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