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Alexander Ransom
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How To Approach A Potential Private Lender.

Alexander Ransom
  • West Bend, WI
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hey everyone, my partner and I found a good deal but are currently in the process of closing on another property. With this other property we are thin on money for other investments. We do however have a couple people in mind that we think might be interested in private lending. My question to you all is do you have any good strategies when approaching a potential private lender? What has worked for you? We want to be professional and try not to make it sound like we are simply asking for money, but rather offering an opportunity to the lender. Any helps / tips would be appreciated! Thanks in advance.

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