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Information on how to become a lender

Jen Roberts
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Hi all, I'm a newer investor. I haven't found many properties that match my criteria, and I am looking into private lending as I have some capital. I'm trying to educate myself in the best way possible to learn more to see if this is a potential avenue for me. I would love to draw on the experience and expertise of other private lenders, know what to look out for, where to start (thinking smaller loans), and be savvy about this fluctuating market and the potential for refinance not to go the way some investors anticipate. I'd appreciate any info you have. I would love to start this conversation. I'm all ears!

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