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Kristopher Kyzar
  • Rental Property Investor
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Business Line of Credit for Real Estate Investment

Kristopher Kyzar
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Norfolk, VA
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With multiple partners, I have 3 projects in the works. One is complete and on the market for sale with offers coming in, one is complete and awaiting inspection for rent, and the third is still undergoing rehab. I'm also the owner of two rental properties by myself. Trying to grow the business, but the majority of my personal capital is tied up in the ongoing deals. Any suggestions as to where/how I can get a BLOC to use for purchase and rehab of properties? I've looked into companies like CoreVest, but I'd be interested in advice from some experienced investors.

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Doug Smith
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Doug Smith
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Commercial Banks and the FDIC hate real estate investors. If they see that the use of the proceeds will go to real estate investment, they usually run the other way. Companies like Corevest are built for that type of lending, but they are going to be a bit more expensive than local, community banks. There are several like Corevest. I would shop them until you find the right fit, but understand that it will be a bit higher than bank rates. Good Luck!

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