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Quick question for the forums. If I cannot afford the 20% down payment of a conventional can I have a private money lender loan me that money? Will the bank have a prob...

Hypothetically, let’s say a traditional real estate investor will get a loan from a local lender for 4%. But they have a someonr who could potentially offer them a loan for a lower %. Assuming that that person who was...

I'm putting in an offer on a house in Greeley CO that is off-market, but that I know the owner has expressed interest in selling. I've spoken with the owner, and they were receptive to an offer and are hoping to save ...

Is it a violation of forum rules to discuss the possibility of partnering up with like-minded property owners to form a privately owned property management company?

I am interested in purchasing a property that was on the market last fall, but was removed in November. I'm still interested, but would like to by the property through a private sale if possible. In speaking with some...

Hi:I have been approached by some really reputable and exoerienced rehabbers in my local area to provide private financing for some of their flips. I have seen their work and know that they have an excellent reputatio...

So I'm still poking around and looking for how to invest in RE. I haven't purchased an investment property yet, but am currently offered a private financing deal w/ a neighbor/friend.So my neighbor a few houses down i...

I'm acquiring a property at 65% of ARV using a private mortgage (secured against the property) and then want to immediately refinance the property using a conventional mortgage through a normal bank to pay off the pri...

Hi, I've been a BP member for a few months now and I am so glad to be connected with so many great minds here. I did some private funding thank to this BP network and now I am thinking of moving one step further. I am...

I hear so many people who are talking with money lenders immediately talk about the interest they are willing to pay. Two things to consider--first, it might be best to start the conversation by asking the lender what...