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Choosing the right money source

Erica Harley
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I finally feel ready to get started my family and I will make a great team to start flipping homes. Currently I have been talking to several hard money lenders for money for home and Reno, and I’m concerned about what is a great offer to accept. What’s too high of interest, many lenders have requested that we pay 10%, none have offered 100%. Any advice on where to begin looking for money investors, have you used a company before and highly recommend them? I’m making this first investment before the end of 2018!