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Erin Tarantino
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Erin Tarantino
  • Cincinnati, OH
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So I invest in Cincinnati, OH I have 2 properties right now a single family I occupy and a duplex that is rented. I would like to continue my investing but I can not receive traditional financing any more. Is there anyone that is in my area that could offer help or anyone with any advice. I am a real estate agent also I have recourses to do a flip, I am willing to work with someone. I am not to keen on a hard money loan and I have already used a HELOC. Ideas??????????? Suggestions????????????

Thanks everyone in advance ;)

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Coleman Nelson
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Coleman Nelson
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There are two really good banks that my partners are using for their buy and holds and flips.  Check out Valley Central Bank and Spring Valley Bank.  I believe they are both portfolio lenders and are very easy to work with and offer reasonable rates.

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