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Jason J.
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Funding for first fix and flip

Jason J.
  • Cameron Park, CA
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Good morning everyone,

I was wondering, what are your opinions for getting funding for my first fix and flip. I do have some savings and some equity in my primary residence, but not enough to fund an entire deal. I also have a good credit score 725+ along with a fairly well paying W-2 job. This would be in the greater Sacramento area.

Is there any chance a portfolio lender funding a deal with an inexperienced flipper?

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Gordon Cuffe
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  • Roseville, CA
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Gordon Cuffe
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  • Roseville, CA
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@Jason j

@Jason J.I can get you funding for your deal if you find one. That is the easy part. You don't have move checking accounts anywhere either. I have access to private lenders and lower costing portfolio lenders if the house is not a major rehab.

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