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Denise Gabbard
  • Realtor
  • North Fort Myers, FL
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Cleveland Private or Hard Money Lenders

Denise Gabbard
  • Realtor
  • North Fort Myers, FL
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Hello everybody.. Have been a BP member for some time, we are Cleveland natives and spend winters in Florida (not old though!)and have bough, rehabbed, and sold several mobile homes. Our son is looking at houses and recently came across one in the suburbs that he's not interested in living in, but has awesome fix n flip potential. We've checked it out well and it would make a great rehab project for him, that could be finished and put back on the market in just a few months. Husband works in construction, BIL is pro roofer, cousins are carpenters., SIL does HVAC...so we/he would have lots of help quickly whipping it into shape. My question....where would I begin to look for a hard money or private lender to get purchase funds? Repairs would be paid for in cash, and he does have some money to put into the deal upfront.Any guidance is appreciated... Thanks!

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