Partners; Private lenders (not hard money); lines of credit whereby you can just write a check could be some options.Now, if you want to get a house, fix it up, and flip it, do you necessarily have to buy it?

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Doesn't seem to address the architectural style at all.

All cash or private or hard money??

Thanks for the advice Jon...as for the photo, I prefer to remain private, since this site could be viewed by tenants (hope everyone understands).

I've flipped some houses in years past, but I'm very involved with running a private school currently and not interested in rehab.

Hi Adam,If you could be more specific about what type of loan you are seeking that would help.There is a difference between buying a house as a rental with a long term bank loan and a rehab loan using private or hard money.

I am looking for a good list broker that can provide me with a list of people who would be potential private money lenders in Southern California.

Go after private or hard money loans where the majority of the approval is based on the property itself.

it wouldn't be a bad idea to learn to raise money from private lenders.