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Financing the entry fee for Subject to deals

Alex Ng
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Are there any lenders or ways to finance the entry fee for subject to deals? This would allow an investor to scale their portfolio with creative financing. I do have a 10 unit portfolio that is subject to but would require 100k entry fee. I'm looking to see if there is some way to finance that 100k and how the terms would look for that? how do people scale their subject to deals

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