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Updated about 8 years ago,
Skydiving, anyone?
I would like to ask about funding a deal and the order in which it's been said you should approach it.
This is what I heard from one source: FIND, FUND, FIX, EXIT. Seems to me if you go find the property first, that's no different from saying "Let's jump out of this perfectly good airplane without a parachute. We can find one on the way down." If you don't know without a doubt you have someone willing to work with you to fund at least a portion of your deal, aren't you setting yourself up to lose the deal? Why scramble around after you've gotten a house under contract, trying to finance the purchase and rehab? Why wouldn't it be better to find a private money investor first?