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Brenda A.
  • Woodland Hills, CA
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wholesaling

Brenda A.
  • Woodland Hills, CA
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I am brand new to REI and I attended a 3 day seminar in late Oct. I left there very fired up and excited and ready to jump right in. I immediately approached a couple of friends of mine that are real estate agents to help me by getting the MLS, REOs and distressed properties to me from the areas I'm interested in working. My problem is that my personal credit is terrible and I have no idea about what I should say when approaching a private lender or a hard money lender to fund a property I want for wholesaling or possibly renting.

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