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Eric Smith
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  • Groton, CT
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Why is it so hard

Eric Smith
  • Investors
  • Groton, CT
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Why is it so hard to find funding when you have bad credit.  We are trying so hard to accomplish our goals in becoming great Investors.  What is it we need to do to get off our feet.  We are finding as much as some people are saying they don't go buy your credit they do.  Please help us figure out what we can do to start flipping houses.  We do not expect to become rich overnight, we know that this type of business does not allow that.  Please advise.

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