it would be wise to add a clause stating if the end buyer needs an extention,( for to get the funding ) i'd make it so many days they will have to close on it.say, no more than 10 business days,and i'd change the on or before to on or around so it will benefit the new clause if need be.

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How do I go about getting funding for these types of properties?

Anyone had any experience with this type of funding?

If I could show you greater assurances than what Wall Street and Merril Lynch could give you, would you be open to seeing for yourself the real gains you can earn on your existing funds?

A little bit about me:I currently work full time in the operations accounting department of a large pension fund.

I did look into the buyers equity fund and they have an idea that fits right into investing in other property with-out tying me up in what I am currently doing.

My plan would be to get hard money loans for the property and use Lowe's account and credit cards to fund the repair cost.

Has anyone used 1st Quick Funding, a New York-based private (hard money) lender?

Not a problem if its in good shape, but rough properties may be a problem.And, the end buyer will need to fund the rehab somehow.