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Patty Yang
  • Investor
  • Seattle, WA
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Getting more leverage without a W2 at today's rates!

Patty Yang
  • Investor
  • Seattle, WA
Posted

I am helping a group of investors to  increase holdings in their portfolio as well as flip. They are all retired with no W2 income but have social security, pensions, and other rental income from their holdings as well as sufficient cash portfolio. They also have property that are free and clear.

In this situation, who are the best people to chat with to get loans for cheap?

We are looking to position ourselves to buy when we see a good opportunities especially when the market downturns. Specifically looking for MFRs, SFRs, storage business opportunities. 

Would appreciate list of institutions you've worked with that offer the best rates and your reviews. 

Thank you!

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