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Starting Out - Using other peoples money?

Michael Vieira
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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What are some good strategies to get other people to fund a deal.

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The best strategy is to have a proven track record of success. The number one priority investors have is to not lose money. You've got to be able to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that they will not lose first. Making a return comes in a distant second. 

You may have to get your feet wet using hard money and putting a substantial amount down. Or start out with family members willing to take a chance. 

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