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Anthony Martin
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  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Anthony Martin
  • Investor
  • Pittsburgh, PA
Posted

Hello Pittsburgh BP Community,

I am currently at the refinance stage of my current BRRRR and want to repeat the process as soon as possible. What I am finding difficult is trying to scale my business with the limited money that I have. Since the projects that I'm able to BRRRR are typically less than $75,000, I'm finding a lot of lenders are just ghosting me. My credit isn't the best but it isn't the worst either. I hear stories of people working at Mcdonald's and getting 100 units a year, but it seems I can't get 10 with a $100,000+ salary. What am I missing or doing wrong?

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