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Natalie Treasure
  • Surveyor
  • Ontario, CA
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New member from Ontario Canada, Best Financing Solutions

Natalie Treasure
  • Surveyor
  • Ontario, CA
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Hi Bigger Pockets Family,

I have a quick question......

As a newbie to investing (haven't started yet).  What would you say are the best financing options to consider when entering the market to flip?  Canadian market in particular.  I am also open to buy and hold as well.  What financing options would best for buy and hold?  I am overwhelmed when I hear about hard money, credit unions, traditional mortgages etc.  I have about $20k deposit but obviously need the rest.  Help.......

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