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Dave Dalrymple
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Advice on financing out of state properties

Dave Dalrymple
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  • Investor
  • Zanesville, OH
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Hello all!

This is my first post and I feel the need to say what an awesome community of incredibly open-hearted and generous people you all are. I've never seen so many people willing to help and rejoice when people succeed! You've restored my hope that there are people who genuinely care about other people!

So that leads me to the question: we live in Florida and we recently paid cash for two out of state properties and I would like to get my seed money back out of them so I can purchase more property. Does anyone have a recommendation on which lending institutions are aggressive with loans in this type of situation? 

Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

Dave

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