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Getting a loan for residential property

Jerry Noel
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Charlotte , NC
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I am a new Invester in San Diego, CA with good credit and I was wondering how and where do I get a loan. I already know from experirence that the banks are not a good start.

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Tim Czarkowski
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Well if you were able to use my strategy you would only need 3.5%. That is one of the best parts about it in my book.

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