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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Valley Stream NY
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Stuck and I need help

Account Closed
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Valley Stream NY
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Hey BP, so I found a deal and now I need help with funding it so I was looking into hard money lender but now I need 20-30% of my own liquid cash. If I had the 20-30% I wouldn’t need a hard money lender so where do I got from here now? Please help

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Alexander Felice
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Is it such a bad idea to wait to buy something when you have more capital? I mean they are only asking you to fund the transaction costs as it is. 

what if the deal goes over budget?

what if it sells for less than you want?

You've given yourself zero outs here, the solution is not more debt it's more equity. imo 

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