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Private or Hard Money Lender? Best way to flip

Steven Andrews
  • East Texas
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So, I have been in residential construction for over 20 years and in real estate for 7 years. I am really wanting to get into flipping due to my experience on both sides.   Who are the best lenders to use? Hard money or private money. Also, how do I find the private money lender? 

I spoke with a hard money lender & rates were ok , but they wanted me to have pretty much the same amount of money available that I was needing.  If I had the money I wouldn't need their money. Any ideas and am I going about this the correct way.  

Another question, if I am looking at a 100k buy with 20 I in repairs and ARV is 140k. How much out of my own money will I need to make this deal happen if any? Obviously, I would like to NOT come out of my own pocket if possible.

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