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Nicole Williams
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  • Houston, TX
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First Time - Hard Money

Nicole Williams
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
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I have my first deal in the works, I've analyze the number several times.  The residential market in Houston, TX is holding steady and I am sure I can flip the property in 90-120 days.  I am thinking of going with a Hard Money lender for this first deal.   What should I be aware of when working with Hard Money lenders as a newbie?  I don't want my eagerness to get a deal under my belt to cloud my judgement regarding working with hard money lenders. 

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