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Richard Forbes
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Finding and funding my first deal

Richard Forbes
  • Investor
  • Florida
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People over and over as a investor ask how you find your first deal and how you manage to get your investment funded? And what are the steps on closing the deal.

- For looking for deals below:

1. Do you drive around ?

2. Find a agent ?

3. Go on certain listing websites?

- Getting your investment funded:

1. Do you have an investment group ?

2. A private lender

3. Hard money

- Closing your deal

1. Do you have an business to contract the transaction? Like An LLC etc

2. Do you make the broker or agent do all the work and your just the middle man investor. lol

3. Or do you have a website where you obtain contracts and put the property under contract ?

If you have any suggestions on how you started out and would like to share . Please feel free . Your experience would help a lot of people who have the same question as I do.

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Richard Forbes
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Richard Forbes
  • Investor
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@Dan M. Awww man, it does not get no better than this. For any of my beginner reading this . This is a very good tip and I want to thank you for giving your feedback. We need more experts to speak up like this and stop doing courses where people are not learning nothing . They drag out the classes and leave out important details. Certain people leave still confused and still don’t know where to start . I

Applause the ones who took their time on going out there and learn off mistakes.

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