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Chris Shipman
  • Lochbuie, CO
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Raising capital for buy and hold

Chris Shipman
  • Lochbuie, CO
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I am new to the game and would like to get in to long term buy and hold properties to hopefully gain some decent cash flow. My biggest constraint as I am sure with most new investors is capital. It seems like with the fix and flip mentality investors would be more willing to throw money there due to the (hopefully) quick turn around. With buy and hold that does not seem to be the case. It seems to be until you have a couple (10+) houses under your control and then pulling equity off of them it is hard to raise large capital in order to pursue more properties. Are there any good blogs y'all have come across or just any advice you could give to the matter. Thanks

Chris

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