I shouldn't have complained - we've just raised $1m in equity funding from a proactive investor.

I have 2 separate Property owners where im located in Maine both looking to do joint venture deals where they provide the land and I get the project lined up and funded.

It might also be worth looking into establishing a line of credit for future flips, so you have quick access to funds without needing to rely on third-party lenders all the time.If you're interested in exploring more financing options or ways to streamline future projects, feel free to reach out.Best,Drago

(Maybe - $500)Would I be better off selling and investing the funds elsewhere? 

I know they might be easy to borrow from, but you might want to look at more professional funding sources in the longer term.

If you need guidance on market opportunities or funding options to kickstart your journey, feel free to reach out.

First, **reliability and speed** are crucial—hard money loans are often used for time-sensitive deals, so you want a lender who can fund quickly.

90% of the deals we do are fully funded by hard money or cash investors.

Generally speaking, hard money loans are often used by investors who need quick funding.

It’s a straightforward way to access the funds, though keep in mind that interest rates may be higher since it’s a rental.Alternatively, you can consider a HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit), which gives you flexibility by letting you borrow against the equity as needed, similar to a line of credit.