Tag: Private Money

Can You Wholesale Without ‘OPM’ or ‘POF’? Yes, Here’s How…

Can You Wholesale Without ‘OPM’ or ‘POF’? Yes, Here’s How…

September 22, 2015

If you could wave a magic wand and make your real estate investment dreams come true, what would you wish for? Today’s question comes from our awesome insider, our main man, Pat, who dreams about flipping at least four deals and pocketing $10,000 a month while still having ample time for his family and crabbing […]

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Do You Need A Short-Term Private Money Loan?

Do You Need A Short-Term Private Money Loan?

February 7, 2014

Have you ever had a deal where you needed short-term private money funding? There are often situations where you need cash to close a deal… but don’t need to borrow it for a long period of time. For instance… Maybe you’re flipping a deal and already have a buyer in place… but don’t want to […]

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5 Mistakes to Avoid at Private Money Appointments

5 Mistakes to Avoid at Private Money Appointments

January 29, 2014

When it comes to obtaining private money, I’ve had some very successful appointments, and others that were not so successful. In the process, I’ve learned some simple things you can do to drastically increase your results or completely ruin your chances of obtaining private money. Are you guilty of these big “don’ts” in your real […]

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How Much Should You Pay Private Money Lenders?

How Much Should You Pay Private Money Lenders?

July 25, 2012

Hey, I shot a  video for you to answer the common question, “How much do you pay private money lenders?” I walk through a few actual private loans and show you the rates and terms… so you’ll see what other investors are paying for private money. Also, there’s a BIG lie that many investors believe […]

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The Simple 3-Step Process to Buying Big Multi-Unit Deals

The Simple 3-Step Process to Buying Big Multi-Unit Deals

March 12, 2012

Here is my simple 3-step process to big multi-unit deals… 1) Market to Sellers Who Have Owned Their Properties for Ten Years or More   This is common sense but the longer someone has owned a property, the more potential for equity. How do you find these owners? One way would be to buy a […]

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