Sort of like bookmarks / favorites but BP specific.

Just that I would like to see changes to make my world better.Best to collect lots of feedback and then sort through what is important.

I realized that I'm in the early stages of acquiring this property but I'd like to have my lender nailed down before this goes much further.Right now I've contacted my bank to see about a traditional investment mortgage but I'm thinking that a hard money/private lender of some sort will be a better choice since I'm planning on doing a few quick renovations then putting it back on the market ASAP.

Specifics are: Size 350 square foot condotel or larger, kitchen must have a cooktop.

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Blog, forum post, etc would also have that sorting included.The question for you is "When potentail clients are looking for someone in your business, what do they type into Google"

Hello everyone I'm a newbie, sort of, to real estate investing.

if you were in my shoes and financial situation what would you do to get this deal done.now i know i'm a beginning investor but in order to even get any sort of a hard money loan right you must first have the property in question under some sort of contract first (to show your interest/control in the property and etc)this is what puzzles me when people say to first get a pre-qual or pre-approval letter from say a hard money lender, because from my research almost all of them loan on the deal at hand (well the property) that you already have under contractnow a pre-approval letter from a bank you can literally go shopping for different properties within that budget, but like i said from my research on hard money lenders right you must first have the property in question under contract and then seek to see if they'll loan you the moneyso once again what should i do, well what would you do in this situation?

All were condos or similar where 1 purchased 1 or more units in a larger development.

Many will add all sorts of junk fees to your costs.