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Joshua Daniels
  • Realtor
  • Tampa, FL
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Going downhill in REI

Joshua Daniels
  • Realtor
  • Tampa, FL
Posted

Hello everyone, 

I feel that I need to tell my current situation with my Real estate investing venture. It has been about four months since I launched my own company and still have not been able to flip my first property. I have hard money lenders lined up that I am able to partner up with but do not have the other 10-15% down payment to put down on a property. Expenses are adding up and I am beginning to become overwhelmed with paying back loans that I have. The hardest part is finding private money lenders in the area in which I was offering 15% ROI for about 6 months. Any possible advice that would help me become successful is appreciated. Thank you for reading.

Sincerely, 

Josh Daniels 

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