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Tyler Deuel
  • Newark, NJ
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Financing Closing Costs

Tyler Deuel
  • Newark, NJ
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I am currently seeking to close on an investment property but I have insufficient funds to cover all of my closing costs. The deals I have been looking at are solid prospective investments in terms of potential cash flows. I know that I can present an investor with a solid return on their money.

Are there any creative methods to gain access to $10,000-$20,000 in order to cover my closing costs? I'd like to avoid a personal loan if possible.

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