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Ed Potter
  • Williamston, MI
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New investor seeking financing options

Ed Potter
  • Williamston, MI
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Hi folks, my wife and I are beginning our journey into real estate investing but after some discussions with some investors we've found that we should be focusing more on securing financing than finding good deals. Which has led us here. We are looking for financing options other than the traditional sources. Given the area of the market we are looking to invest in, we are unsure traditional lenders would be a viable option. We will be exploring traditional lending options over the next few days but wanted to see if there were any private or hard money lenders here that would be interested in working with us and if so, sharing their loan requirements. Thanks.

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