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Michael Hayworth
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  • Fort Worth, TX
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Muncie, IN - wholesaler, RE Agent, lender

Michael Hayworth
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  • Contractor
  • Fort Worth, TX
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I'm a very experienced REI and landlord, but have traditionally only invested in my home market,, Fort Worth. Grew up in Indiana, though, and had planned to begin investing there eventually.

Long story short, a dear friend is needing to leave an abusive relationship, but her husband has screwed up her credit and she has several pets, so won't have much luck finding a rental. She has a good job and good income, so I'm willing to purchase a property to rent to her, but I don't really know Muncie. Ideally, I'd like to find a wholesaler with some good opportunities there, but I can buy off MLS if I need to.

If you know that area and have something I might be interested in, or contacts you're willing to share, I'd appreciate it.

In addition to a property, I'd like to find a good portfolio lender who covers Indiana. I'll probably eventually purchase several properties there, and might as well go ahead and establish a relationship.

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