I come up with a Google search result that isn't really a hard-money lender, but some other kind of web-site that supposedly gives a listing of hard-money lenders, but all of them fall into the 3 categories above.My market is picking up and I'm ready to expand my business.

I'm going to use Hostfully for the guestbook (web-based) so I'll have to message guests for feedback as opposed to reading what they write in a physical book.

Do a web search for NARPM.   

Instead, consider using the "Find My Lender" tool on BiggerPockets or conduct a web search, checking for the information mentioned above.Always approach any lender cautiously, particularly if an offer appears too good to be true, as a 6% interest rate is notably below market standards.

You can get this information from books and on the web.  

@Bruce FoleyIn my experience we found it beneficial to tie our company name into the web address for consistency in marketing and pr.

I have a policy not to post contact information on the open web, but if you reach out I'll pass along his info.

The days of throwing crap into a vacation rental and making great cashola is over, if it ever was a thing.You can do a lot by just looking at the web for all the infinite number of ideas.You can stretch your dollars by looking at Craigslist, FB Marketplace and OfferUP for used made in the USA furniture.

I searched the web and there seems to be mixed information but if anyone can clear this up for me.  

Most of them have a TON of info on their web site, and often webinars to help.