Private Hard Money Lender



Apple Wood Funding
Hard Money Loans Owner Occupied
3003 N. 73rd Street #3 Scottsdale AZ 85251
((602) 497-4444 | Sandy@AppleWoodFund.com
NMLS LO # 211940 - MB #0903207
www.AppleWoodFund.com
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