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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

What comes first...the deal or the financing?
I'm looking to tackle my first fix and flip in Columbus, GA. What is the best order of events? Should I find the deal first then worry about funding it or should I line up the funding and then find a deal? Thanks in advance.
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Always find the funding first unless you plan to wholesale. Most buyers will not accept an offer without proof of funds anyways, and it'd be a waste of time to search for deals, find a great one, and then not be able to close on it.