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Updated over 4 years ago, 06/26/2020

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Andres Cardenas
  • Phoenix, AZ
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Getting a potential money partner to say yes

Andres Cardenas
  • Phoenix, AZ
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There’s this older gentlemen that refills the vending machines at my work, after a few conversations with him I found out he owns them and actually has a vending machine business and owns a couple sfr free and clear . We were talking about business and real estate going back and forward sharing ideas, and he mentions that he’s pretty much looking to completely retire but would still like some income.

Right away I’m thinking of all the possibilities, heloc on one of his houses, seller finance if he’s looking to get rid of one, combine hard Money with his money, etc. He’s probably in his 60s give or take so I’m thinking something like flips or brrrr would appeal more to him since I can pull/make the money back in about 6 months vs a long term play.

Any tips or advice? I feel like we can really benefit off each other considering he’s older wanting more time on his hands and I have the hustle and the time. How did you get your potential lender to say yes to you? Thanks in advance!

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