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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Using hard money lendors for 1st Real Estate deal.
After listening to the 90 day challenge podcast, I'm looking to make my first deal. Find a property in the Atlanta are, ran the numbers in the calculator tools and looks like a good deal. The seller wants an all cash deal so I'm wondering would a hard money lender be the best route for this deal?
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Why does the seller want an all cash deal? Will you have the credit to refinance the property and can you afford the hard money for 6 months?