Would a sole individual (or a partnership) be a good provider of turnkey properties?

You note, “I am racking my brain to find private lenders outside my circle.”If you want private individuals to loan you’re their money, you really are going to have to go outside your circle and personally meet them.

Any tips or suggestions from all of you successful individuals would be greatly appreciated. :)

High income individuals and IRAs are sources of funds particularly when banks are paying sub 1% interest. 9.

On the website, should I present myself as a company (company name, brand, logo, slogan, etc.) or as an individual (just my real name)?

Or does this vary from lender to lender and based on individual circumstances?

Originally posted by Carolina E:Lucy Rowens it's a scam, but I would be curious how he got your info.The days of sending blanket "spam" messages are dwindling and methods to detect and discard them are making this approach less effective.The "new generation" of scammers/spammers are using "big data" to mine many social media and on-line forums to build profiles on individuals.

The reason that I have had so much success with this ad is because anyone thinking of buying real estate would much rather get a free list of 45 then have to call each individual ad.

Anyone who will call a contractor to adjust a toilet floaty ball is not okay with me.I also like individuals, I can't stand property management companies.

Insurance companies like to not pay claims so don't "save" a few dollars by getting a homeowners policy that doesn't indicate the place is a rental, or get a policy extending off your personal insurance but own the rental in an entity, or get a rental policy for a place that will have a big 8 week rehab before it is rent ready, or not tell them the place is vacant if you can't get a tenant within a month (Or whatever your particular grace period is).All of these are reasons they can deny your claim so those dollars you saved really aren't worth it.