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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Surviving the change from a buyers mkt to a sellers
Hi Everyone,
I am new to investing. I've been doing this for a year now. So far I've been buying distressed properties with equity, fixing them and flipping them. So far so good, but I've only bought cash only properties and I've been investing my own money (I know bad move but I could not get financing for these properties) and now that the market is changing, everything is becoming expensive.
The issue is I want to continue investing but I can not get financing from a bank because of my credit score and I am nervous about hard money lenders. Any ideas????