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I'm brand spanking new to this forum. I"m just about to turn 30. I live in Ontario, Canada. I work in commissioned sales as well as market online. I really want to get things going in Real Estate and become...

This is because most banks focus on providing private residential financing for individuals of the local community, not large amount loans for real estate or commercial property acquisition.

Unlike many private lenders we are also required to mentor "newbie" investors with regard to property suitability, and to pencil out their goals so as to minimize any risk of our client getting into a "dog deal".If you are active in my part of South Carolina I look forward to meeting with you.

You will want to arrange for a sales contract with the seller and then you resell the property to someone else before the contract closes.For rehabs, you can try hard money / private lenders.

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Since this is a private source, there are no bank guidelines to follow, and there are ABSOLUTELY NO DUE DILIGENCE FEES (my favorite thing about this group;) .

On the other hand, medical graduate students carry debts in the range $19,000 - $105,000 (Source: Department of Education).Tuition fees have risen 32% at 4 year private colleges whilst they have risen by 41% at public universities and colleges.

For example, if the house is a foreclosure and the seller is a bank, a cash offer may get you up to a 5-10% discount, in my experience.If the seller is a private seller, it's really going to depend on how desperate the seller is to get rid of the property and how much money he "needs" to make on the deal.For example, when I'm selling my properties, I like to get cash offers because it means less risk that the transaction won't close and it generally means a faster close, both of which are important enough to me that I'm willing to give a discount of up to 10% (depending on my profit margin for that particular property).Now, that said, some sellers are trying to get every penny out of their property, and the benefits of a cash deal (less risk, faster close) isn't worth trading any profit.

My credit score for any ones interest is 637.I am looking for different lenders that will do either: 1) Hard money / private lenders- I want to know the interest, points, ARV max, LTV max, whether the lender requires credit.- My preference (not a requirement) is low interest, low points 85%+ ARV, LTV of 100% of the purchase, no or minimal credit pulls. – I WILL CONSIDER ALL LENDERS IF IT MAKES SENSE.2) Hard money or private lenders that will pay for 10%, possibly more of the purchase and/or the fix up costs and / or the payments on the property and / or points required by other lenders (created as a second position note) not to exceed 85% of the ARV.If you are a lender – Great, if not but you know people who are lenders and are willing to help a fellow investor out – Great, if I need to give you a name to get a name (trade names) – Great.I have properties in Utah, constantly but none specifically being listed at this time.

If you want an "easy" way to make money then you could become a private investor and loan out the $15K to other investors.