All Forum Posts by: Noah Pruett
Noah Pruett has started 1 posts and replied 6 times.
Post: FB ads campaign for wholesaling

- Minneapolis, MN
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Best way to do it is to use the lists you already have and create a custom audience. The blanket technique doesn't really work but if you use the vacant house list and absentee list and probate etc.. you can laser target your campaign.
Post: Tactics for Beginners Wholesale brrrr

- Minneapolis, MN
- Posts 6
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wholesale is the least risky form of REI. Literally all you have to lose is what you spend on marketing. Get a deal get it under contract and find a buyer. Anybody who has money and half a brain can make money in real estate. All the best investors have either started with nothing or used OPM.
Post: Tactics for Beginners Wholesale brrrr

- Minneapolis, MN
- Posts 6
- Votes 9
Fabian your #1 focus for wholesaling right now should be finding a great deal. Find the deal and money will follow. Bandit signs, door knocking and cold calling craigslist/zillow fsbo's are great ways to get started for cheap.
Post: First Time Hard Money Loan

- Minneapolis, MN
- Posts 6
- Votes 9
I do not have a deal yet. I was trying to get all my ducks in row before I approached a lender. I know I should approach lenders with a deal as I would have a better chance of approval however I knew with my lack of down payment it may be an issue. I do have a good job making 75k a year w2 and 640 credit score. I do have a couple collections from over 3 years ago but no judgement, liens or bankruptcies. I am thinking my strategy should be to approach a family member to lend me the money for a down payment and then take out a hard money loan and either do a profit share with the family member or 10% interest or something like that. Any thoughts?
Post: First Time Hard Money Loan

- Minneapolis, MN
- Posts 6
- Votes 9
Thanks for your response Brian. Do have any recommendations on how to find a private lender that are not friends or family?
Post: First Time Hard Money Loan

- Minneapolis, MN
- Posts 6
- Votes 9
I am trying to secure funds for my first flip. All of the lenders I have found are requiring a %10 down payment. Are there any lenders that will lend based entirely on the deal equity and not require a down payment. Thanks!