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Dexter Wallace
  • Banking
  • Anaheim, CA
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Financing 1st Property

Dexter Wallace
  • Banking
  • Anaheim, CA
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Hey BP World, 

So I'm researching to buy my first investment property. I have enough for a down payment, but I rather finance my properties. My question is, as a beginning investor, is at beneficial to go with a conventional loan through a bank (Not knowing how much a I will qualify for, but have excellent credit) or go through a hard money lender (and go with the BRRRR method)?

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