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Partner with a local bank
Has anyone been able to partner with their local bank on their investments? I'm not talking about an investor who works a good W2 job and qualifies for whatever cash out loan they offer. Has anyone pitched their business model (BRRRR) to a bank and got them to buy into it and partner with them to buy their refinances or offer a line of credit outside their normal lending terms?
How do you pitch a bank to partner with you? I've been developing a pitch based on Oren Klaff's Pitch Anything and am looking for feedback. We are full time investors and don't have W2, looking for a bank to buy our refis in B-C class BRRRR's in our local area.
Thanks!!