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Updated about 10 years ago,
Insight from Lenders On Novice Investors
Lenders, as you know getting started is quite difficult in this investing strategy, especially if you are young, have limited funds, and all you can hold on too is you're credit and your savings of 20k or so. So I am reaching out to the lenders of the community for some insight.
When attempting to fund your deals in the beginning, what is the best way to start a relationship with a lender? Having no experience is obviously a downfall. However, what are you looking for in a novice investor to prove his/her worthiness enough to earn your trust and confidence so as to build a relationship to be able to lend on deals?
I am not necessarily looking for anyone to loan me money at this point in time, but I want to ensure that I can build a relationship so that I feel confident when I have a deal in my hand, that I can act quickly, close, rehab, and move on to the next.
Also, seeing as how I am attempting to invest in Norcal, more specifically the Bay Area, the prices are much higher, is this going to present an unavoidable obstacle with a lender when attempting to obtain almost 100% financing?