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Brian Ewell
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Brian Ewell
  • Investor
  • Herriman, UT
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After coming up with my freedom number, realized how many units I would need to hit that number. I have 4 real estate loans currently. How is it possible to get 10, 20 or 50 loans? Are the loans considered commercial? Also, buy and hold at my price range is very difficult in my area, so I have been looking into turnkey companies in Kansas City or Indiana. Because I am going to buy turn key or quasi turnkey I will have to get a loan and wouldn't be able to do creative financing. Can anybody chime in on how to get financing for 10 + properties.  Thanks,

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Gino Barbaro
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Gino Barbaro
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@Brian Ewell

Hi Brian

You can inquire with local banks.  We deal with a bank who is in the growth phase and they want to underwrite loans and keep them in house.  Target portfolio lenders.  You can also contact @Jerry Padilla to get some info

Best 

Gino

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