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Holly O'Brien
  • Augusta, GA
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Hello all!

I have been flipping houses for years with my family and am ready to start my own business, but I have little to no capital. I ran across dohardmoney.com and it all sounds great. They cover closing cost, purchase cost,and rehab up to 70% of ARV. Sounds perfect right? Well now there is a 3000 deposit to put down before they will find a deal. This will be refunded after we seek the house minus the $650 private inspection. I don't want to be fillable and have never used hard money so any insight or input positive or negative would be great! Thanks in advance!

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Anthony Susco
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Holly O'Brien I would try to get some references before moving forward. A deposit with a hard being lender raises a lot of red flags.

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