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Demetrius Ward
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Creative finance ideas

Demetrius Ward
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Hello bp fam, I’m getting closer to buying my first property. I’ve been educating myself and saving money. I have about 10k saved and I just got approved from a local bank for a line of credit for 10k. I have good credit 700+  My first property will be my primary residence initially until I move or and turn it into my first investment property. I’m really into the creative financing strategies I’ve learned here on bigger pockets. With my current savings and credit line what are some ways I can finance a deal? I know I can go the conventional route. But that will only last for a limited number of properties. Might as well get used to creatively financing deals now. 

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