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Jason Topolski
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Experienced rehabbers and private money lender coaching/mentoring

Jason Topolski
  • Weehawken, NJ
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As a beginner private lender I would like to minimize the risk of borrower defaulting on their investment by learning from an experienced rehabber who's skilled at evaluating numbers for property purchase, rehab and sale.

I've noticed some of the more senior forum members are very willing to offer advice/mentoring. Should I target other, more senior private lenders for advice, or look for an experienced rehabber as my mentor?

Jason.

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Jay Hinrichs
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@Jason Topolski

Jason you may want to start with a very good reputable HML that will bring deals to you and help you with due diligence they make points you make yeild

Look for quality properties and quality fix and flippers as well. stay out of war zones by and large.

that would be my advice

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