Hi ya'll I'm putting together a Pitch Deck for Private Lending and want to add Exit strategies to it.

@James Dutcher  I haven't worked with that company so can't comment, but for me, friends and family are the only private lenders I work with. 

Many spend a lot of time on team building when they could be looking at property and making offers. 

As a new Real Estate agent and Investor I spend 6+ hours a day searching / traveling and touring potential investment properties.

An alternate option to also consider would be taking the money and using it be a private lender on a deal with an experienced investor. 

You'll need to hire a private investigator that can locate him, and then serve him. 

"Why is owner selling" is always my first questions when I buy a used car from a private party -- makes sense that it should be the first question for an investment property too. 

& @Nicole Heasley, FACo is a very large private institutional lender.

You'd find that in a private money loan and there are low interest-rate loans right now, even on the private money side, at least in CA. 

@Melanie HeigesOkay. that makes sense.You have a few choices for flips:your own cash, or cash pooled with other investors.hard money or similar private lenders.You don't typically get a traditional bank loan for flips due to the condition.So, you would either get hard money loans that will lend for distressed properties or use you own cash.Hard money lenders base their lending on the project, not on your personal finances.