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Joe Cummings
  • Philly Burbs, PA
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Can I be a Hard Money Lender, With No Money, and Bad Credit????

Joe Cummings
  • Philly Burbs, PA
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LMAO,

Seriously, I was wondering what it was all about, and then I read some shlt and realized my mom and one of my uncles were hard money lenders back in the day. Seems like they only did it on commercial properties.

So anyway, how well funded does one have to be to get into this game? I'm sure there are loops to jump through, but what are they?

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Jon Holdman
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  • Mercer Island, WA
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Jon Holdman
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  • Mercer Island, WA
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If you have enough money to fund a deal, you can be a lender.  Hard to be a lender if you have no money, though.  That's pretty much a deal killer.

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