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Bruce Green
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Bruce Green
  • Maumee, OH
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I've read a couple of different post about investors and when to solicit them.  Most of the post say to get a deal under contract and then seek out investors.  This seems a bit riskier than the reverse.  Can anyone tell me why to sign a contract then seek investor help?

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Ryan Dossey
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Ryan Dossey
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@Ned Carey 

Is spot on. Do yourself a favor and when you get one you are looking at post the basics up here so we can properly analyze it for you. Better to post a few duds then fizzle out before you get a chance to lift off!

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