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Phillippa Atkins
  • George, Western Cape
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Hard Money Loans for the smaller company

Phillippa Atkins
  • George, Western Cape
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Hi

I want to apologise upfront - I am new to Bigger Pockets. 

How does a new small firm get funding. It' so difficult and especially if you not in USA. 

When all you have is experience. 

We are small. We are from South Africa. 

We've been given a opportunity to fullt develop 50 full title homes in a residential estate. 

And you don't have access to conventional methods nor SMME.

I have found that people will invest in mentoring you etc but when it comes to a big brother in finance, I have yet to find someone.

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