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Justin D Schwartz
  • Investor
  • Pensacola, FL
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New Deal and need cash

Justin D Schwartz
  • Investor
  • Pensacola, FL
Posted

Hey everyone,

I am seeking advice and possibly funding. 

I'll give you my situation and I welcome all advice and or offers.

I am asset rich and cash poor, I have a very high credit rating, I own 3 cash producing rental duplexes and one is paid off, I have money in stocks, silver, and I am part owner in the company I work for.

I am ready to do another deal, and i believe I may have found a winner ( I am running the final numbers now). the problem is exactly what I stated above, I do not have the money for a down payment. I do not want a hard money lender as this is a buy and hold so the interest would kill me.

Does anyone have any advice for some creative financing?

Thank you

Justin D Schwartz

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