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Jacob Lamar
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Financing a BRRRR or Conventional Mortgage

Jacob Lamar
  • New to Real Estate
  • New York, NY
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I am preparing to buy one or multiple rental properties in the Memphis area. I am considering the BRRRR method for larger growth, but also staying open to a conventional mortgage for simplicity. Does anyone have any suggestions on finding a financial person with knowledge about the loan needs with these methods? I have been directed to a few people but I need someone that is knowledge about them.

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Douglas Skipworth
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Douglas Skipworth
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Hi, @Jacob Lamar.

Aaron Chapman at Security National Mortgage Company is very knowledgeable about investment property loans in our market.  So is John Phillips at Brighton Bank.  They both specialize in working with investors.  

  • Douglas Skipworth

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