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What do Private Lenders expect to see in order to say yes or no?
One of the main things that seem to allude to me is what sort of paperwork do Private lenders want to see when someone is asking for a loan? Example: I have a house I want to flip. I have run the numbers and now all I need is funding. I do not know what the private lenders want to see, in order to make a decision. Some form? Just really basic details? Property Address? Also, what is expected that the lender will do? Will they call the realtor, homeowners, etc? Do I need to provide all the paperwork for the lender, to do the deal? Basically, I would love to hear the process that I should follow in order to talk and work with a private lender. Thanks...