I am considering a hard money/Private Money lender for my next fix and flip, but I just wanted to throw this question out to the public and see if I could get some good feed back before I commit to one.What is the best one to go with?

Within a few minutes of your post hitting someones feed, it has already been buried by everyone else's post about their dog, new favorite meme, political rant, etc.

This is where most of the county's population growth is going to be channeled for at least the next generation, as a main part of the overall regional planning.

My last statement about weeping for the youth...I stand by...as did generations before me weep for us...because (as a general rule) you don't have enough experience yet to know the implications of what you say...don't worry though...right now I'm the bigger fool...for caring enough to try and lead the un-leadable down a more righteous path...you know like giving a crap whether someone gets ripped off.And while you may think the info here on BP is stale and the same tired advice...it didn't cost anyone half a years salary to get it....that's my point.I'm sure we will end up friends Adam...but right now you're channeling my younger brother who loved to argue, but never gave himself ground to stand on...in other words it's not a discussion it's just exhausting.So, I surrender...whatever you come back with is the smartest thing I've ever heard and you've totally turned me around on montelongo...I'll be calling a him for a date.

Hi,My name is Pedro from Taxachusetts.I've been gaining knowledge by the minute on this incredible forum.Kudos to its creators.I have several goals to get into real estate.My wife and myself would like to wholesale,flip and buy & hold exclusively multi families for the passive income.We also would like to get our 15 year old son involved as he has shown extreme interest in watching HGTV and DIY channels about the flip and rehab shows all the time.

Many of the rules are being made up right now and there isn't case law about them-Technology - It's hard to make things work for a reasonable price such that you don't have to charge large fees to feed the machine-Marketing - It takes hard work to attract people to your funding platform-Deals/Real Estate - It is hard to pick great projects without inside information or a lot of deals to select from.  

I haven't seen a feeding frenzy like this since Shark Week.

I would just like  some good old fashion feed back on this purposed strategy.  

Guys, let's be honest. 90% of people don't end up doing it because they can't put together the capital and/or credit and no one will loan them the money to fund a deal.If it was easy, everyone would do it, profit would approach zero, and we'd all have to go find some other way to make money.Remember this when you're advocating hard for easier loan qualifications and no money down deals, etc... don't bite the entry barrier that feeds you.

Anyway, private lenders being the best route still though relationship dev & nurturing is paramount and timely where time is not our favor, portfolio lenders such as Colony (interviewed w/them) and alike being 2nd choice and, local banks with a set up channel or that are interested in servicing these type of transactions could do good for all.