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Collin Emerson Miller
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Questions about Fix n Flip Financing

Collin Emerson Miller
  • Investor
Posted

Hey BP community,

I am planning my first flip which I have estimated for March/April of next year. I am lining up financing and evaluating my options and have a few questions.

I have a few people that I know that might be able to act as private lenders, but how would you approach private lenders that you do not know for financing either on BP or some other medium? What would they be looking for in terms of the deal, history, or other info? Do you need the exact deal before giving a number they can invest in? Could it be like a tentative range of investment depending on the deal? Like 10-30K depending on the specifics? How many private investors are too many? 3? 5? 8? What would a private lender be looking for in terms of return? 7%? 12%? 18%?

Thank you

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