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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Hard money or private lender
Hello everyone,
Newbie investor here but been a RE broker since 2000. My question is: If I found a fantastic deal on a property, but don't have enough cash to cover the % that most hard money lenders want you to have in, would they or someone else offer to fund the deal anyway? Perhaps if I offered them a percentage of the profit?
Thanks for your reply
Mike