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Pra Che
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  • West Coast
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buying new props

Pra Che
  • Investor
  • West Coast
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I'm RE investor. So far I have used my personal credit to build the RE portfolio but I hit high debt to income ratio to get any more new loans. I'm finding some nice properties that have equity or potential to go up easily or could easily rent out place for long term benefit. Can people with experience please share with me what and how to get financing? I'm open for partners/investors etc but where and how to pitch to them?