By Peter Eavis | The New York Times
You have substantial assets, but your income is erratic and your finances are what in polite company would be called “complex.” Your credit history may contain a smudge or two. Yet you would like to buy one more luxury apartment.
Major banks like Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase are not eager to give you the $3 million mortgage you need, nor are any traditional banks that specialize in making big-dollar home loans to higher-income clients.
If that’s your profile, Gregory Garrabrants may be your man.
