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John Oitice
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  • Cortlandt Manor, NY
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private money

John Oitice
  • Investor
  • Cortlandt Manor, NY
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anyone know of any good sources for private money have a deal brewing and no cap to get it done let me know please 

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Karen Margrave
  • Realtor, General Contractor, and Developer
  • Redding, CA & Bend OR
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Karen Margrave
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  • Redding, CA & Bend OR
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@John Oitice  I moved this from Investor Deal Diaries to this thread where you might get more feedback. However; in order to find lenders, it takes giving a lot more information on the property than you have given. An investor wants to know the specifics. 

  • Location of property
  • Type of property
  • Current price
  • Value upon rehab
  • Your experience

Also, in order to advertise for money on a specific deal you will need to be a paid member and place the ad in Marketplace forum. However; it's ok for you to have a post like you have for general information and advice. 

I would also suggest that you upload a profile pic so that people can see who they are dealing with. The truth is coming onto a website and posting for money when you're new, and nobody knows anything about you is no different than walking out into the street and asking someone for a loan. The devils in the details. Good luck. 

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