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Finding a mentor who can invest with you

Alexandra Scardo
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I need some advice. I have a single-family home under contract. It should be a great fix and flip. I have the purchase contract, the contractor, real estate agent, and I am submitting to hard money lender tomorrow. I know I will not have enough cash to close so my plan is to find a more experienced investor who would like to bring the cash to close in exchange for me doing all the work. How do you recommend I find someone more experienced? And what do I say to them?

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