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Creative Financing & Private Lending – Let’s Talk Deals

Joe Grespin
  • Rental Property Investor
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I've been seeing a lot of investors looking for short-term funding to close deals, cover rehab costs, or bridge the gap until a refinance or sale. With the market always shifting, having access to flexible capital can make all the difference in keeping a project moving.

For those who have used private money lenders before what terms have worked best for you? Are you structuring your deals with flat fees, interest-only payments, or equity splits?

On the flip side, for lenders in the space, how are you evaluating deals in today's market? I always look at LTV, borrower experience, and exit strategy, but I'm curious what other factors you consider before funding a deal.

Let’s share some insights, what’s working for you in 2025?

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