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How To Prevent Private Money Lenders From Backing Out

How To Prevent Private Money Lenders From Backing Out

February 14, 2012

Have you ever had a private lender commit funds to you… only to get cold feet and back out of the deal?If so, you’re not alone. It happens to many of us. After a couple lenders backed out on me early on in my career leaving me high and dry, I finally learned how to handle this problem […]

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How Part-Time Investor, Tim Ryan, Closed A 42-Unit Deal With None Of His Own Cash Or Credit

How Part-Time Investor, Tim Ryan, Closed A 42-Unit Deal With None Of His Own Cash Or Credit

August 25, 2011

Hey, I was on the phone with Private Money Blueprint member, Tim Ryan, and he was telling me about a 42-unit deal worth $3mm bucks he closed. It’s amazing how far Tim has come since joining forces with us back in May ’09. A few short months after implementing the PMBP system and processes, he […]

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Re: Does PMBP really work?

Re: Does PMBP really work?

December 6, 2010

I got an email the other day with the subject line, “Does PMBP really work?.” I get this question a lot (or some version of it). So, to give you an answer if it’s on your mind too, check out the pics below. This is a small collection of unsolicited emails, Facebook messages, and other […]

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What to Do When They Say “No” (Step by Step)

What to Do When They Say “No” (Step by Step)

March 21, 2010

You could be leaving hundreds of thousands of dollars (maybe even millions!) on the table with your private lending prospects … IF you don’t have an effective follow up system in place. Answer this for me … What are you doing with your private money prospects when they say, “No” or “I’m not interested right […]

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How to Turn Wannabe Real Estate Investors Into Private Money Lenders

How to Turn Wannabe Real Estate Investors Into Private Money Lenders

October 12, 2009

Have you been to your local REIA (real estate investment association) meeting before? If so, how many of those people do you think are actually investing? I’ve found that typically, the room is split 70/30 … 70 percent (and sometimes even as high as 80% or more ) are wannabe real estate investors … they’ve […]

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