I would recommend sticking to individuals in your sphere on influence when relying on private lending.

There are pros and cons to both seller financing and cashing out.Pros and Cons Of Seller FinancingSeller financing is one of several different forms of financing that exist, and within the sphere of seller financing, there are even more options and types of financing.

Just came here to say you should tap your investor-sphere for lenders who are also investors to get direct and specific answers to these questions.  

I was looking for opportunity zone deals but everything was so overpriced and the risk of "correction" in 2022 + (essentially) being locked in for years until 2026 to pay the tax + investing into what could be a "correcting" value of the OZ property was too much of a concern -- due to the timing of things -- and just paid the tax.

Posting on BP and sharing real estate information with your sphere of influence (and social media) is a great way to get started.

Debbie can decide what to do, where to do it, and undertake what is most effective for her at that time.5) As I stated in the first part of the post, deciding to pursue my suggestions comes after taking the time to lick her wounds.6) I do agree that we stand ready to receive her story and pass it on to our spheres of influence.Aside from your comments, Barbara, I do believe if Debbie paid via credit card, she has the right to dispute the charges successfully--which may be the most expedient route to take.Thanks for caring,Sheila Ecung

Also, if you have any Capital Gains since Oct. 4th, 2019... the IRS gave everyone an extension due to the pandemic to roll them into a OZ deal by March 31st (next week).  

I don't know how many people you have in your sphere but I really started to see traction within my network once I had about 300+ solid contacts. 

It is mostly for your own investing and sphere? 

I put down 10 year (wood-look) vinyl sheet in the living and bath rooms and 18 oz nylon carpet upstairs in two vacant units.