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Jerry Pollio
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Best Practice Finance Options to Scale Business

Jerry Pollio
  • Houston, TX
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Hello from Houston Texas

I am an advanced newbie which means i am reading the books, listening to the podcasts so i can dive into my 1st S

FR buy. I am committed to the concept of building passive income and firmly believe in hard assets as a way to create legacy wealth.

I am a little unsure about the following, the financing piece. I am starting to understand that financing for SFR through conventional means is difficult. How do you scale the business from one to many buys? What is the best practice for a buy and hold strategy on SFR's? There are turn key resources that mention intro's to preferred lenders who will mortgage?

Thoughts and guidance are sincerely appreciated.,,,

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