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Innovative Strategies

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Derek Nemec
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Real estate agent to investor

Derek Nemec
Posted Jun 15 2024, 17:09

I am a real estate agent that continues to invest in SFH's within my community. I just sold a few homes and was able to score my clients some massive $! They were conversating on how they didn't have anything to spend it on and it was just going into savings. I then thought of the idea to offer they a fixed rate if they private lended me cash on a short term (5-10 year) period. I am well established and continue to grow but thought that may be an interesting avenue for capital. Thoughts? I have 14 homes at this time and looking to buy more.

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Jimmy Marks
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Jimmy Marks
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  • Property Manager
  • Spring, TX
Replied Jun 17 2024, 15:20

Yes. What you are describing is using private money to fund your deals. As long the numbers make sense for you and they agree to the terms, it is definitely a good option.