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Need Help Financing Free and Clear Properties to Grow in Wilkes Barre, PA
Hello, from Luis to the BiggePockets Family.
I need help growing my Real Estate Investing portfolio. At the moment I have a Single family home rented to Social Catholic Services which works just like a section 8, Checks always on time and its been rented for more than two years with solid tenants and cash flowing. I also have a four unit building free and clear which I've been completely rehabbing and its all been done with cash or credit cards. Right now I have three apartments finished and rented with solid tenants and good cash flow and the fourth apartment almost done. My credit is 678, I had a short sale Two years ago and now the penalty from Fannie Mae has ended. Any advise on what to do next since I'm out of cash and with a few credit cards dept, nothing crazy but some. Thanks in advance!
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- Residential Real Estate Broker
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Welcome to Bigger Pockets Luis. I am in STL please let me know if you need anything.
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