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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Getting money for deal
Before I am able to fund a deal myself, what should come first?
Let’s say I found a great deal but don’t have the money to fund it myself. Would it be recommended to have lenders/loans lined up first? Before taking action on the property?
Is there anything steps I can take in the mean time?
Thank you!!
Most Popular Reply

Very first step is to get your financing lined up. Doesn't mean you need a commitment upfront, but you should have a list of potential financing options/people you can go to as soon as you get a deal under contract.