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Hard (private) money, Brrrr in San Antonio Tx?

Jason Brown
  • 90601
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I wish to accelerate my real estate investing and after buying my first property conventionally, I can’t tie up too much capital into another property. I think I’ll take a year to gain more insight and pay off my car loans and then look into a hard money or private money lender but I have to question if there is potential in San Antonio, Tx? What do others think?

I assume working with a wholesaler, a lender, contractor and property manager to get it figured out will be feasible.

What should I be asking these lenders?

Thanks for the read!

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