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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

using your money and not private loans
Just curious if there is anyone else out there that uses there own money to finance deals or a bank? the last few investors that i have talked to use private loans to finance their deals. it is definitely taking me longer to build up momentum with a limited amount of cash (getting there though). seems like most of the people that flip houses full time use private loans. my flips take longer to turn over and i do a lot of the work myself... i would hate to have a high interest rate loan tied up, and not be able to sell in time. thoughts?? thanks.
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I mostly use my own cash to buy properties. This is mainly because I buy under the amount a bank would finance. And private lenders also generally do not want to finance buy and hold, but in your situation they would be more likely willing to finance a flip.