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Private lender needed for funding single family home purchase. Conventional lending very difficult with less than perfect credit. 80K Annual Household income. Trying to rebuild credit, but don't want to put home ownership on back burner during the process. Any help locating a no hassle, fast funding, private lender or hard money mortgage would be much appreciated! Property located in upstate New York. I know there are lenders out there that can help any credit situation, they just need to be found. Please do not reply unless offering legitimate help or information. Thank you! my Advice: Don't deal with anyone from a foreign country and never use wire transfer servies.. Dear Boo, |
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