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Christian Hernandez
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Hard money , first time fix and flip

Christian Hernandez
  • Real Estate Agent
  • California, CA
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Hi I’m I’m looking into hard money lenders to fund my first fix and flip deal still adjusting number , do you guys by any chance have any advice on how I should go about the situation , for example would it be best to find my deal show my numbers to the hard money lenders and then go from there or get Involved with hard money lenders and then find my deal , and if possible could you guys leave any tips that would help , still new and hungry for a fresh start in real estate investing thank you all in advance

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Andrew Postell
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Andrew Postell
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@Christian Hernandez I would certainly suggest speaking with a Hard Money Lender first. You just need to know a good one or two to speak to.  Post in the Bigger Pockets STATE forum that you are looking in. There are usually some good, local investors that monitor those forums. Maybe they already have a suggestion or recommendation for you? Certainly try there.

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