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Hunter Perkinson
  • Fredericksburg, VA
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Questions about the Hard Money Process

Hunter Perkinson
  • Fredericksburg, VA
Posted

Hello BP, 

I was hoping someone could give me clarification on how using hard money works. I've never flipped a property before but thats what I'm looking to do. I want to get my financing in order first and hard money is looking like the best option for me so far. 

Do I need to line up a hard money lender before I have a deal in place or do I need to present a deal to a hard money lender initially for consideration? 

In either situation, what kind of verbage and documentation should I be using with the seller? I will be targeting distressed single family homeowners via direct mail. 

Can someone please walk me through what this process looks like? 

Thanks in advance. BP has been a great resource for me and I look forward to the day that I can give back as well!

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