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Zeshan Choudhry
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Lender in Pittsburgh for refinancing - BRRRR

Zeshan Choudhry
  • Investor
  • Toronto, Ontario
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I am looking to use the BRRRR strategy to acquire rental properties in the Pittsburgh area. I have come across a few properties that I am very interested in, but wanted to find a lender in advance to ensure I will be able to refinance the property once its rehabbed and rented.

I will use private money/hard money for purchase + Rehab and would like to refinance as soon as possible to pay back loan. I have been making a number of calls to lenders in the area and was wondering if anyone can refer me to someone they have worked with?

Many thanks! 

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Alex Deacon
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Alex Deacon
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@Zeshan Choudhry Try S and T bank. They are investor friendly.

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