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Cory Adams
  • Investor
  • Tampa Florida
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Solicitation policy

Cory Adams
  • Investor
  • Tampa Florida
Posted

I had a request for lenders in the Bay Area removed due to the post being deemed soliciting.  I was not advertising and have no intent to advertise but was asking for a resource.  Darren's response said that site policy states that asking for lenders is soliciting but it looks to me much like the myriad of posts that I see for people asking for contractors, lawyers, title companies, etc.  

Any guidance would be appreciated.  

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