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Jacob Bassett
  • Lender
  • West Dundee, IL
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Looking for some insight

Jacob Bassett
  • Lender
  • West Dundee, IL
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There's not a specific scenario yet. I'm just looking for information for future knowledge use. Thank you in advance!

Are there times within a real estate transaction where one might benefit from using non-collateralized personal loans for working capital or is it more of a hindrance than a beneficial tool?

If it's a hindrance, what would be a better route to use when someone has already acquired a property or in the works of acquiring and needs working capital?

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