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Financing Real Estate

How to Generate Private Money: Steps 1 & 2 of 6

by Ryan Moeller | September 1, 2009

Finding financing is the biggest challenge for most investors. I previously wrote How to Generate Private Money, listing the 6 steps in brief. Over my next few posts I will break down each of these steps in detail; we’ll start with the 1st and 2nd steps today.

Step 1: Pitch your opportunity to everyone

Goal: Get face to face meetings, get referrals, lots of them!!

Solution: Use an effective elevator speech, get prospects salivating to learn more and get the meeting. Always ask for referrals.

Solution 2: Give out free quality information. Giving out free information via articles, seminars, conference calls, webinars, etc is a great idea as it will build credibility, people will come to you and it makes it much easier to build trust. Set up the meeting and ask for referrals.

Elevator Speech: An elevator speech is simply a 15-30 second speech that tells what you do, what is in it for an investor and gets them salivating to learn more or refer others who might be interested. You want them to ask questions, but do not under any circumstance answer them.

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Financing Real Estate

How to Generate Private Money for Real Estate

by Ryan Moeller | August 18, 2009

Let’s face it, money does not disappear, it changes hands.  So where is it?  There is so much money sitting on the sidelines or in investments making little or negative returns.  Many of these individuals would love to have a double digit return backed by real estate.  

For many investors, financing deals is the challenge.  Here are some steps to get more Private Money then you could ever need.

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Financing Real Estate

Private Money . . . Raise Your Hands if You Need It, Investors.

by Rosie Nieto | November 19, 2008

Well, pretty much everybody raised their hands at my club meeting last week when I asked this question.   Boy you can’t swing a dead cat around without hitting an investor who is looking for private money these days huh?  To be frank – I’m getting kind of bored hearing so many investors tell me this same problem [...]

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Mortgages & Lending

The Shrinking HELOC

by Tom Koziol | September 25, 2008

All serious real estate investors understand the importance of having a hefty HELOC in their back pocket. At least I think they do or I wouldn’t make that kind of bold statement.
I am in no way intimating having or using a HELOC is the only way to buy property. I’m simply saying it is a [...]

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Financing Real Estate

Finding Money for your Borrowers

by Troy Schuricht | August 7, 2008

With the credit crunch in full swing, investors should start to pay attention the the lending options available to their buyers. 
 Most investors and individuals in the real estate profession already know that it has become difficult to finance properties and with daily changing guidelines it is very hard to predict the future, but lets look into the [...]

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Financing Real Estate

Real Estate Investors – Learn Where to find Portfolio Lenders

by Troy Schuricht | July 17, 2008

Last week I spoke about why Portfolio Lenders are important to investors, but the bigger question may be how to find them.   
Tracking down a financing source is never an easy task.  Many individuals have no idea where to start so they usually talk to there personal bank first.  While the likes of Wells Fargo, Chase, Bank of America and more [...]

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Real Estate Investing

Overcoming the Objections from "Subject to" Sellers

by Milton B. Yates | April 28, 2008

Just as a review, buying property “subject to” means buying a property subject to the existing financing.
The seller’s original financing stays in place until either refinanced or sold to a third party. The investor/buyer takes title to the property while leaving the loan in the seller’s name. If we were [...]

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Learn Real Estate

Return on Investment (ROI) Versus Cash on Cash Return (CCR)

by Joshua Dorkin | February 4, 2007

A great question came up today on the forums, inquiring what the difference was between Return on Investment (ROI) and Cash on Cash Return (CCR). I think the question was answered perfectly here, but I’ll elaborate a bit.
EXAMPLE:
Suppose you buy a house for $100,000 and sell it later for $110,000.

Your return on investment [...]

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