All Forum Posts by: Dave Clark

Thanks Derek

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Real good information.  Can you give me a quick rundown of various types of hard money loans since this is your background.

Much appreciated!

Tom,

You are my kinda guy.  Thanks for that great fresh ground smell reminder and more importantly, how important to being successful, waking the sun up and not the other way around.

Tammy,

That is good to know on the 13 month hard money lender.  We were looking at partnering up 50-50 with a silent.  Would have to do the math and see if a hard money over that period would be worthwhile.  What are your thoughts on that versus the partner route?

I have a project that is penciling out well to this point.  This is a fix and flip with major renovations required to take full advantage of this property.  I am trying to avoid hard money as the project is estimated to take up to a year due to weather conditions, area restrictions etc.  Would appreciate any advise on how to locate and qualify private investors and present "qualified".

Thanks and appreciate any and all direction.

I found them motivating but not realistic and yes it is all about the up-sale. Keep telling yourself while there,  BP and a mentor, that's all I need...oh, and it will take hard work.

Have fun, really!

Not rambling at all, great information no matter your background.  

Thanks for the reply!

I am just starting my educational process with regards to real estate investing and as I listen to numerous podcasts the topic of mentors is consistent.  Most seasoned successful people in the business recommend finding a local mentor if one is just starting out in the business.

With that I am eager to learn and just as eager to get started with my business.  I live outside the Sacramento area in California and am looking for the best strategy for finding a successful, quality and skilled mentor who would be open to supporting me in my investment career.