Part 2: Are Mortgage Companies Going Broke?

Real Estate Without Renters with Kevin Shortle

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This is part 2 of a 2-part conversation where Kevin and Dave talk about why some mortgage lenders are going out of business and what that means to real estate and real estate note investors. Kevin takes a deep dive into big banks, warehouse lenders, GSEs, and Ginnie Mae all play a role.

Ultimately, we provide solutions to this problem, and that's where the money is made.

You can purchase Kevin's #1-Best-Seller book, Real Estate Without Renters, on Amazon. For personal mentoring by Kevin, email Kevin@KevinShortle.com

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