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Updated about 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

How to Acquire Non-Traditional Money for an Investment Purchase
I just moved to Tampa, FL, started a new job as a real estate agent, and am loathing paying rent, because it's nearly $2k a month I will never see a return on. I don't qualify for a traditional loan, because of the lack of 2 years commission income. So, here's my question: How would you acquire money to buy a home as a temporary residence, potentially flip, or rent out and add to your portfolio?
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Nicholas L.
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@Caleb Sonneman I would just start calling lenders until you find one that will lend to you. Call 100.