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Alicia Evans
  • New to Real Estate
  • Marin County, CA
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How do I become a private lender?

Alicia Evans
  • New to Real Estate
  • Marin County, CA
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I have heard there are smaller lending groups where you can purchase a note of the loan for a private investor with fairly good return rates. I live in the Bay Area and I want to get into real estate, but there's just not a lot on the market right now and what is on the market is selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars over asking price. I am looking for connections to vetted private lending groups to learn more about my options as a smaller lender. 

P.S. Any advice on how to avoid a scam in private lending is welcome! Thanks BP folks (:

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