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Creative Financing - Who can get the job done?

Alex Salzman
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I'm consistently running into issues with traditional financing. The limitations of Fannie/Freddie are black and white and their perspective is terribly rigid. Where do I look to find a lender who can see and understand the whole picture and work with me on deals?

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Kenneth Garrett
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@Alex Salzman

Where are you getting hung up on this financing? What types of investments are these? If the property is in bad condition you will have a hard time getting approved. I've bought many foreclosures and had to buy with private money and fix it up BRRRR style and then refinance.

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