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Shane Dowsett
  • Glendale, AZ
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Shane Dowsett
  • Glendale, AZ
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I don't have the best credit. Will banks or hard money lenders still give me a loan, if I find a house worth flipping. I lost everything in my divorce and then lost my job immediately after, bills piled up and I foreclosed on my house. I had a bunch of savings but 1/2 the money was immediately given to my ex and I had to pay for both attorneys. I have a great job, but it keeps me away all the time. I have 4 months out of the year to Flip homes, 1 month at a time, my rotation is 60/30. Is there a way that I could still be successful flipping homes?

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