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Go solo or seek private lenders
Good evening BP community, from reading articles and listening to podcasts I understand that private lending can really help you build up your portfolio. I am currently saving for my second deal. My original plan was to get a few deals myself before seeking out private lenders/investors. I assume private lenders want to work with people with credibility and a successful track record. I want to be as realistic as possible concerning getting help from private lenders. Is this an inefficient approach? I do buy and hold.