It's just a round table where you talk about your business in your 2-minute talk.

The only difference was no real estate agent sitting at the table with us.I think the harder part of the process would be finding a buyer, since you don't have access to the MLS and other tools realtors use.

Once those are signed, the lender will send the funds to your LLC and you do with them what you want (within the bounds of the agreement, of course).If it's the second, you'll likely have a Promissory Note and a Deed of Trust (or mortgage) signed at the closing table, and the funds will be wired to the closing attorney or title company to be disbursed as necessary.

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This is probably too short of notice, but Pine Financial (in Denver) is having their annual round table meeting tonight at 6pm in Englewood.

Not sure if that deal is still on the table, but there is a revitalization project in the works for Hamilton.

Alternatively, can you better your offer to get him to the closing table?

How you exit is always on the table I would think.

Also how would I go about finding private investors to table fund my 24 hour flip?

You will only need a few end tables for the bedrooms and some cheap pictures etc. to make it look nice.