Hi everyone,I am a beginning real estate investor with a question regarding private lending. 

@Katherine Earle,You'll want to learn how to find and partner with private lenders because they will be looking at the deal first and your credit second, if at all.

All parties have good intentions but you will be wiser to start your land lording career with a safer bet.Laws vary from state to state on your rights when sharing your own private property. 

@John AimonYour daughter's profession should be the source of all the private money you will need.Locate and attend 3 different local REIA club meetings great place to meet people gather resources and info.

If so, then I would think that the other space is your private property so you should be able to tow with no problems.  

Now I am realizing I need to find private money lenders.

I was starting to look for folks for finding on private side and leery on some folks responding to me with filling out forms asking for my personal home address marital status job income and one even wanted photo of with he application up front.Two things What should REAL folks okay with funding privately really be asking and NOT asking for andOutside of family friends etc where can one truly put a deal out there to find an investor?

I met with a potential private lender with funds over 100,000 liquid.

Welcome to the siteYou can get a hard money lender/private money lender to get the fix and flip going.Just listen to some podcasts and read some articles on the subject.this is also a great place to networkAll the best

Unfortunately, here in South Florida, either private sellers think their home is a mansion on the beach or realtors wrongfully present numbers thus the deals on paper do not make sense.