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Miranda Yanez
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Looking to Connect with Lenders

Miranda Yanez
  • Investor
  • St. Louis
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Hello!

We are looking to invest primarily in the St. Louis, Missouri market. While we have found some national lenders for fix and flip loans, we would love to connect with locally-based lenders! We are also considering properties more fit for the BRRRR method as well. Thus, I'd love to connect with lenders that offer DSCR or cash-out ref loans. Our overall hope is to build a lasting relationship with a lender that can help us with our first and all future deals!

Look forward to connecting!

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Chad Gray
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Chad Gray
  • Raleigh, NC
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I would strongly recommend not doing your first flip out of state. If you’re looking for lower price points that’ll mean lower margins and less wiggle room to make mistakes. Not ideal for your first project. Why not look in the tertiary market of the large metros or cities further out? If you don’t have the funds to flip in Raleigh or Charlotte then I would look to smaller cities that still have demand like Fayetteville high point Greenville Goldsboro me and etc. Just my two cents. I live in Raleigh and invest through out wake county feel free to shoot me a message if you’d like. 

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