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Cameron C.
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Cameron C.
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Hey BP, BACKGROUND: I currently live in the South Side of Pittsburgh, PA. Recently acquired my first SF rental (house hack) that cash flows $900/month via a 3% conventional with a pretty substantial loan balance. I had to get this loan in my personal name even after I approached many lenders trying to personally guarantee one under an LLC. THE ASK: I'm looking to now tackle a fix and flip or acquire a property to execute the BRRR strategy but I would like to do this under an LLC as I begin to establish a larger portfolio. Does anyone know of any good local lenders, credit unions, regional banks that may have less restrictive underwriting requirements that would entertain such a conversation now that I have 1 profitable asset under my belt and a pretty good W2 salary to personally guarantee it? I found this so painstaking in the past so I'd like to start with some legitimate players in the area. ALTERNATIVE: If you have good local private lenders that you've had success with I'd love to contact them as well but I was trying to avoid expensive loan products in the 10-12% range. Thanks, Cam

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