It is in located in California, but in a more rural area... with hardly any other homes around.

For these flips I need a hard money lender and I’m not sure how or where to find one.

This is the fundamental problem I have with Wall Street who takes too much fees off the hard-working efforts of the middle class. 

I am excited and eager to learn everything about this industry through hard work and any direction on where to at least begin my education would be much appreciated.Thank you all so much,Daniel Cardenas. 

Long story short, we needed to raise $12M in about 60 days, with $1M going hard at day 60.

I haven’t tried or used one in that manner. (3) If you were to use hard money first, and then refinance into a conventional mortgage, your payments would be high initially, and then reduce.  

Well, as we get closer to the $300/mo cash flow and below - I have a really hard time trusting that my assumptions aren't going to 'eat me up'. 

That makes it hard to determine the condition.time is the other issue.

Plus, the Tenant is paying much less than they would be to fund the repair.Since the stove is not new to begin with, it is hard to justify charging the Tenant for the bulk of the replacement.

I don’t know how to get money from an investor or a hard line of credit so I decided to come here to watch and learn.