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Nicholas Zumwalt
  • Contractor
  • Eugene, OR
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Requesting assistance on financing

Nicholas Zumwalt
  • Contractor
  • Eugene, OR
Posted
I am looking to invest in a great multi family complex, have already talked to the owner and we have signed a letter of intent and so now I'm in a rush to get the financing locked in. I have equity in my primary residence but not the best credit score (under 580). My question is this : am I fooling myself and wasting the sellers time or is there a way I can still close this deal? And if so, how? Thank you everyone in advance for your advice and inputs. Note: this is NOT a post to try and raise money! This is a post on seeking advice and guidance.

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