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Daniel Mills
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I maxed out my loans, almost!

Daniel Mills
  • Investor
  • Kusatsu, Shiga
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Hi guys,

I am on loan number eight and I have two more in my sights. As I live in Japan and earn a pretty good salary, I am not doing anything unconventional, just buying with 20% down on properties I'm finding through agents and some turn-key. If I want to continue buying these types of properties, what are my options?  Any recommendations for private lenders that do long-term loans on market price properties or portfolio/commercial lenders?

Thanks,

Daniel

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David S.
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David S.
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As you already know, you must go portfolio or commercial after you reach loan #10.  Most RE investors have luck for small, community banks for these types of loans.  Since you are in Japan that would make that part difficult.  You would have to locate one in the next area that you would be investing in.

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