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Ronson B.
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Financing a deal with zero or no credit?

Ronson B.
  • California
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I have been trying to apply for a conventional mortgage loan for a buy and hold single family, but with me having zero credit, have been predictibably turned down.

So I turned to having a partner with good credit with me on the loan as well, still turned down which is understandable. 

What are some other ways I can obtain financing for a buy and hold single family? Currently have a partner with good credit. 

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