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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

One Week to Demo Day!
Please allow me to start with I have since learned the lesson of having my exit strategies in place and not properly managing my team. Everyone else has their money and I am about to lose my shirt.
My first real estate deal I thought would be easy however here I am in trouble. I have a code violation property that is scheduled for demolition in one week.
My first thought is to try to find a cash/credit partner to complete the work I only have about seven thousand dollars worth of work to complete. My biggest problem is the race against the clock. I have already been given a one month extension so this is it. The work left will only take a couple of days.
How can I quickly find a partner really fast? Or do I bite the dust with this one?