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Updated over 1 year ago, 03/15/2023

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Shane Burlingame
  • Contractor
  • Massachusetts
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Hard Money for Flipping

Shane Burlingame
  • Contractor
  • Massachusetts
Posted

I am looking for recommendations for hard or private money lending. I am a licensed GC whose biggest barrier to entry is having working capital. I've done a couple of flips and have experience. I am a little leery of hard money only because it isn't something I'm familiar with.

I cannot go the conventional route because my self-employment is for less than a year. I'm personally not comfortable asking friends and family for private money, so hard money feels like a good alternative; if the numbers make sense. I'm looking to make a connection with someone and learn what a hard money lender is looking for.

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