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Alex Holt
  • Wholesaler and Investor
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Private Money Lenders and Hard Money Lenders

Alex Holt
  • Wholesaler and Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Private Money Lenders and Hard Money Lenders

Hello  So my question is since i am new to real estate what is the best way to get funding for a deal if your credit is not the best and your capital is not where you would like it to be ? Is private money easier for me to get or harder which usually works better? 

Or is hard money a better way to go ? Would it depend on my exit of the  of the property ? How much time do both usually give you to pay off ? Best way to find them?

Thanks

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Deangelo Wade
  • Vendor
  • Detroit, MI
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Deangelo Wade
  • Vendor
  • Detroit, MI
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Try cogo capital

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