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Gary Boggs
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jacksonville, NC
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Private/Conventional Lenders, Hampton Roads Virginia

Gary Boggs
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jacksonville, NC
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Haven’t seen recent posts on the topic of lenders specifically in Hampton Roads Virginia, trying to revitalize the topic.

Looking at purchasing my first portfolio property that isn't a VA loans acquired due largely to having military orders to an area, looking for recommendations on private money lenders and conventional lenders with good rates in Hampton Roads. I am just starting out and not ready to HELOC or Cash-out Refinance my primary rental property yet (80k equity currently) so I'm looking to finance and use the BRRRR strategy to regain/acquire some more working capital.

Open to all Suggestions and Criticisms!

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