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Marty Smith
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  • Gilbert, AZ
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Private money lending

Marty Smith
  • Investor
  • Gilbert, AZ
Posted

Hi BP friends.  I'm currently a private money lender based here in Phoenix.   I'm currently seeing a surplus of capital and reduction of rates with new competition.  I'm looking for alternative options to place capital such as purchasing discounted or non performing notes.  Also looking at lending on less than conventional types of deals. For example out of area deals, construction projects, mobile homes on land, commercial etc.   It seems like a lot of the players here are going after the small stuff :)   Does anyone have any ideas or tips of where to start looking?  Thanks guys, appreciate your insight.  

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