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Kirk Roberts
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I make great incoome, I have great credit. Looking for lending

Kirk Roberts
  • Investor
  • Fort Pierce, FL
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Credit is great, income is great I am tapped out on all the down payments I have done in the last three properties I bought to hold.  I want to flip a few houses and would like private short term lending options.   NO money down and lender will cover rehab expense as well.  Do these exist??  Thank you

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Owen Dashner
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Owen Dashner
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Most traditional hard money lenders are going to want you to have skin in the game.  There is too much risk otherwise (put yourself in their shoes).  Your best bet is private money, where your terms are based on your relationship with the lender and/or your skill in negotiating.  People that know and trust you are likely the low hanging fruit, and may be willing to lend you money for deals without much haggling, especially if they are getting a solid return.

Good luck!

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