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Kris Johnson
  • Cape Coral, Fl
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Portfolio lender - Multiple Areas

Kris Johnson
  • Cape Coral, Fl
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Hello All,

I have resigned from my W2 job and going into independent consulting.  As a result, further conventional loans are out of reach until I have 2 full years of tax returns.  

Come Q3 this year, I will have 300k plus cash from various options that will mature.  I want to put this into real estate and ideally leverage it via financing.  I am planning to invest it into residential single and multi family turnkey properties. 

I am looking at markets such as Chicago, Cincinnati and KC.

Can anyone recommend some portfolio lenders who will work with someone without W2 income or taxes proving income as an independent.  I would hate to sit on the money and not be able to put it to work.  That will seriously Impact my financial Independence Day plans 

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