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Michael Hastings
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Hard Money Lenders for BRRRR Strategy in Kansas/Missouri

Michael Hastings
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  • Investor
  • Aurora, CO
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Greetings fellow BP'ers,

My name is Michael, I am a business professional who resides in Colorado. I have been a member of Bigger Pockets for a year, listened to almost all of the podcast (over 200), read the books and currently studying for my RE license in Colorado. I am ready to take the next step and purchase my first property in which I can apply the BRRRR strategy to. I have connected with realtors in the KS/MO market, found a few potential properties in which the numbers work well for from our analysis, and I am currently looking for a lender who can help us to implement the strategy.

Can anyone recommend a lender who may work with first time investors, if the numbers are right?  I have searched here (and on the internet) and found a few, but many shy away from new investors (without a track record, which I can understand).

Any assistance would be appreciated (even if you can direct me to a BP member I could reach out to, much oblige!)

Thanks!

  • Michael Hastings
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