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Seth Huish
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Portland, OR
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Rehab in Lake Oswego OR

Seth Huish
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Portland, OR
Posted

My neighbor recently moved into a care facility and I have the opportunity to purchase their home at a discount. The home is smaller than I’d want for my family, plus the condition is so poor, traditional financing would not be an option.

I’d like to burrrr the property, hold & rent out. That would give me options long term. I have a hard money lender, interest only for 1%/mo but I also don’t know what I don’t know, ya know?

Looking for good advice or someone to partner with me locally here in Lake Oswego, Oregon. I am not yet as connected here with contractors/vendors as I’d like to be & it would be in my best interest to move quickly on a rehab.

Reaching out to those that can mentor or partner up on the deal.

Cheers,

Seth

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