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William Crean
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Napa, CA
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First Post - raising financing

William Crean
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Napa, CA
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We are looking at our first investment in US for 172,000. I want to put together my financing of 80% with a private lender and cover the other 20% personal loan but I am stuck on the following: 1. Do I organize the 80% loan "first" or "after" I have the personal loan secured (or at the same time)? I worry about all the hits on my credit lowering my credit score such that I might not qualify for one or the other.... 2. Has anyone experience combining peer to peer loans? Should I also apply to a credit union as well? Appreciate any advice or suggestions.

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