All Forum Posts by: Lisa Holloway
Lisa Holloway has started 15 posts and replied 66 times.
If you haven't already sought out financing...you could also apply for a business line of credit if you have an LLC or some lenders will even accept a sole proprietor with a business license.
I know of such a lender if you're interested.
Post: First time real estate investor

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- Talladega, AL
- Posts 70
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Did you end up purchasing the property?
Post: New member in Central Florida

- Investor
- Talladega, AL
- Posts 70
- Votes 10
Welcome to BP! You've come to the right place if you are looking to network and learn.
I would suggest reading posts and listening to podcasts here on BP. I would also recommend getting involved with your local area real estate investor association.
Post: New member from Massachusetts

- Investor
- Talladega, AL
- Posts 70
- Votes 10
Welcome to BP!
Post: Hard Money/Business LOC/Private Lending

- Investor
- Talladega, AL
- Posts 70
- Votes 10
@Jeremy S. Yes we can fund nationwide.
Post: Hard Money/Business LOC/Private Lending

- Investor
- Talladega, AL
- Posts 70
- Votes 10
The lending team from AIA Club will be at Edgar's Bakery at 3407 Colonnade Pkwy, Birmingham, AL 35243 on Tuesday, October 20 at 9:30am. Come meet us in person, and let us know what your funding needs are! Or contact me here or at (256)369-9201
As I'm learning and networking inside and outside of BP, I've been contemplating on a few different avenues in acquiring properties. I've thought about t old fashion way of fixing my credit and waiting until I can get approved for financing, tax liens, or wholesaling. I've had an investor friendly realtor approach me, not once, but 3 times at 3 different functions. Each time, she has left a little tidbit about something and it wasn't just the "here's my card, call me" She seems persistent and each time, it seemed like she had a client with her that she was helping to either get a deal funded or offer a deal. Seems like the kind of realtor I want to be working for me. She has experience with wholesaling and short sales so far from what I know, and the obvious retail.
Me: I have time, but little money, credit score is not the best. Our association does have a lending program, however, I'm thinking if I were to come with a good deal, I may be able to get 100% financing. My Plan B for seeking financing is to just simply ask a few people I know that have money to see if they want to partner, but now here is where the fear comes in...
Any advice, suggestions...
Post: Words of Encouragement for People Just Starting Out

- Investor
- Talladega, AL
- Posts 70
- Votes 10
I have been interested in real estate investing for over 20 years, bought the Carleton Sheets program from a late night infomercial as a single parent living with my parents, had a rental property, but lost it to doing it alone, not having any support, connections, or networking group and making poor decisions.
It has been a bit fearful to want to try this endeavor again, but I must say that getting involved with the local real estate investor association and attending MeetUps has made this "dream" more real.
I joined BP for free to learn what I could. When I attended my first MeetUp, I was told to take my time and figure out my niche. This advice was coming from an 84 year old real estate agent/property manager. BP is where I first learned about finding a niche. But if an 84 year old man could do it, what's keeping me from getting involved.
I still have not actually bought an investment property as of yet, but it looks as though it's going to happen very soon. It was brought up in a meeting one time about the chairman needing help with taking loan applications for their new lending program... I raised my hand, and got involved, learning the ropes, felt the fear, but just started doing it anyway!!
Ask questions, do a keyword search here on BP, do a google search on a subject...Just start doing something...Please before you get hooked into a guru's program, research it and make sure it's something you think will add value to your education/business.
Thanks and Good Luck!
Post: Business LOC/Hard Money/Private Lending

- Investor
- Talladega, AL
- Posts 70
- Votes 10
LIA INC- COMMERCIAL LENDING
Credit Lines 20k to 200K 680 FICO min. 8% app. App. Fee $100 No Collateral Required.
Hard Money Loans = $50,000 Min., 2 yr or less, 550 min. FICO score. 80%LTV, 12% Int., Pts. 1 to 4, DN. 20%, APP. Fee = $100.
PRIVATE LENDERS : $1.3 Million committed to date. Looking to fund Fix & Flips, no credit scoring. Experienced in Flips important. AIA MEMBERS ONLY…
Can do 10% of required 20% Down Payments for HMLoans!
Find us on www.aiaclub.com
For private lending, the association does require borrower to become a member, but for LOC/Hard Money no membership required.
Can fund anywhere in the US. Contact me for an application or let Steve, Dorothy, or Jack know you found us on BP!
Post: Need lender for rehab project in Springfield, Mo- 4 Plex

- Investor
- Talladega, AL
- Posts 70
- Votes 10
Hi David! Let me know if you still need funding.