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Ross Hillesheim
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  • Pleasant Hill, CA
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Corporation qualifying for a home?

Ross Hillesheim
  • Investor
  • Pleasant Hill, CA
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Hi BP, I have two successful small businesses. Both have commercial real estate, but in LLCs. Both corporations have very healthy balance sheets and income statements. I would like to purchase a 500k vacation condo. How would you suggest I go about getting a loan where one of my corporations is underwritten, instead of me personally? Does anyone have any success stories of creatively financing a residential property with your corporation?

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