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Kathleen E.
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  • Northwest Arkansas
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Rookie Nook ~ Getting Fundable in 2024

Kathleen E.
  • Investor
  • Northwest Arkansas
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  • 01/25/24 05:30PM - 07:30PM America/Chicago
  • Whole Hog Cafe Fayetteville, Arkansas 72703
  • $20

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Most new investors start in the same place of the daunting process of securing funding. Every investment strategy possesses its unique qualities and characteristics. The loan amount, interest rate and terms you’re eligible for depends on your creditworthiness, time in business, annual revenues and the type of loan.

The great news is that many funding options are suited to accommodate every type of investor. The business loan application and underwriting process varies by lender, but most banks and lenders follow the same general guidelines. Today we will get local bank expertise to break down everything you need to know about how to get real estate investor funding.

Best preparation tactics prior to visiting the bank

What of the SBA 10 steps to start your biz is important to the bank

Tips for Investors to bridge banking relationships

Supplying the right financial information when you have the deal

Being spot on when filling out financial statements

Nate Robinson is Vice President at Todays Bank. With a history of working in the banking industry. He also co-owns a successful boutique retail company and residential investment property.

Meetings Now In-Person & Open To All Non-Members: $20 Door Charge ~ Members Always Free

  • Kathleen E.