All Forum Posts by: Chadd Brandon

While there are many that say they can get you funded, iCAN get you FUNded! These days, private money lending seems like a dime-a-dozen, but how many money lenders are helping you:

1. Get to $250k LIQUID CASH by increasing your deals annually with consistent funding;

2. Get to Accredited Investor Status;

3. Get access to three High-Yield Investment Funds in which you become an accredited private money lender yourself?

At Matthewson Money-Finders, LLC, we're in the business of lasting relationships. We don't just help you with the money, we help you with the bigger picture!

Call today and tell me about your deal and let's get the money flowing like the Salmon of Capistrano!

(678) 834-8481

www.capitalfordeals.com

@Andrew Cornstubble No problem at all. Let me know if I can ever be of any assistance. 

Hi @Nancy DeSocio. Thank you for sharing the Podcast Episode 328. I'm going to listen to that but I definitely agree with that quote. Sometimes it can feel like it's not bearing any fruit, but being a big networker myself and following-up and focusing more on relationship building and just having solutions to investors problems, the time it takes to do it doesn't bother me. To me, it all balances out the more you network and the longer you do it. Good luck on your journey as well! 

We all are well aware that networking is key in our business as with all other businesses. We hear it all the time - NETWORK, NETWORK, NETWORK! - But are you really networking actively? If you aren't, what are some of your reasons why you're not? If you are, please share your thoughts on it and if/how it has helped you in your real estate investing endeavors. If you do network, what type of events do you attend and how often? 

@Andrew Cornstubble You're competent, buddy. Keep the faith. Just always remember to think "outside the box" when it comes to getting a deal structured and funded. Don't just rely on one exit strategy. Have multiple exits in mind starting with your first preferred method followed sequentially by the other exits prioritized if your first exit strategy isn't going to bare any fruit. Let's connect. Thanks for the share!

@Brandon Sturgill That's flavor right there! I like that. I definitely love how creative you can get with funding real estate deals which then crosses over to other financial aspects of life. Thanks for the share! 

@Matt P. Thanks for sharing. Let's connect.

@Salvatore Lentini good stuff! That's awesome! Best wishes for your continued success in all your real estate endeavors.

@Angelica M Garzon thanks for sharing! Sounds like you have a good handle on things. I definitely know what you're speaking of regarding the conventional way tedious paperwork. If you ever need another resource, let me know. 

@Tom S. that's pretty good. by the way, I visited Burlington, VT for 2 weeks last spring and absolutely LOVED IT! I stayed at the Hilton Garden Inn right there in the heart of all the action and down by the lake, did the syrup tour @ Bragg Farm Sugarhouse and even had a pretty big bird decide to take off as I was passing it and fly across my windshield and hit it with the sound of a big "THUNK" while driving to the Bragg Farm. I had a lot of good times there...thinking about buying a summer home there. I absolutely love Burlington (in the warmer months, of course).