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Eric Espindola
  • Parlin, NJ
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Mortgage Lenders

Eric Espindola
  • Parlin, NJ
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Since I am new to the world of real estate investing. There is a property that I'm researching into buying and holding. I have the investors in place but I have one obstacle.  Having a mortgage loan that will be enough to cover the cost of the house. I'm willing to put close to 10-15% down. But, I think it won't be enough to cover the whole cost of the house. Are there any creative financing without the use hard money lenders? I know many mortgage lenders look at income to see how much you can borrow. But I was wondering if anybody knows any good mortgage brokers that is able to give good loans. 

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