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Willie Cunningham
  • Jefferson Cty, MO
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Should I do private money or get a regular loan for a deal?

Willie Cunningham
  • Jefferson Cty, MO
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I have been thinking of ways to jump in and get started. Should I seek out private money and face high rates or should I save money for a regular home loan instead? I have been studying different strategies and feel like I’m comfortable with my choice. Any advice would be great!

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Arlan Potter
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  • Meno, OK
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Arlan Potter
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I suggest you save some money, and buy a cheap house for cash, fix it up and get it rented. Then cash out refinance on the rental and buy 2 more cheap houses. Repeat many times.

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