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Daniel Vandevender
  • Willowick, OH
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Fix and flip funding options.

Daniel Vandevender
  • Willowick, OH
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I am in the Cleveland area with housing costing lower than 75,000 to purchase for a fix and flip. Most hard money lenders require 75,000 minimum purchase price. The company  “Do Hard Money” does not, however they require 3,000 down payment. Is there any other recommendations for lenders? Or is “Do Hard Money” a good way to go? 

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Debi Brown
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Aurora, CO
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Debi Brown
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Aurora, CO
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I have been in the same boat in Illinois very recently, it's beyond frustrating when you find a good deal but it isn't big enough to get funding! I have a guy that might be able to help out. I will DM you @Daniel Vandevender and @Aaron K.. Anyone else want his info, please contact me. 

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