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Kevin Cardinale
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Las Vegas, NV
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A bad problem or a good problem?

Kevin Cardinale
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Las Vegas, NV
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A bad problem or a good problem?

So I'm in this full court press and I don't quite know what to do.

I have

  • a list of cash flow homes ready for me to purchase
  • a list of 4 plexes ready for me to either purchase or rehab
  • a list of SFR ready for me to rehab
  • 1 retail buyer and 1 investor, interested in cash flow
  • a cheap contractor from church

AND

  • no money

with the buyers in place, do you think hard money lenders will lend me money, even on the cheap SFR houses?

I haven't made a contract for anything, but I have given my criteria to all the people working for me, and everything seems like a "deal".

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