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How Are You Handling Deals When Funds Are Tied Up?

Kelly Schroeder
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Hey everyone,

Curious how other investors are approaching this situation:

You find the perfect fix & flip property, but your cash is still tied up in another project. Do you:

1. Pass on the deal?
2. Try to negotiate extended timelines with the seller?
3. Use short-term strategies (like bridge loans) to keep things moving?

I’ve been hearing more people talk about ways to avoid missing opportunities while waiting for closings or refis to free up capital.

How do you all handle this? Any experiences — good or bad — that you’d be open to sharing?

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