Growing up in the land bizz we never did CFD we just did a Trust deed and note and deeded the property to the folks.. that was CA..

If you have a GC you trust, then it shouldnt be much of anymore work on your end. 

If they know we have their best interests at heart, we become a trusted advisor.

His greatest value is me trusting him. 

Does it build trust when someone lands there cold?

If it it a Deed of Trust state, the lender can sell under certain circumstances, such as non-payment, to protect their interests.

That’s way cleaner, way less chaos.As for out-of-state, that ='s high trust, high risk without the right team.

Here’s what I include in my lender packet:Deal overview – address, photos, ARV, compsPurchase & rehab budget – detailed scope of work, timelinesExit strategy – flip, refinance, or rental (with estimated profit or cash flow)Security – how their loan will be protected (typically a promissory note + deed of trust)Track record – short summary of past deals or team experienceTerms – what I’m offering (interest rate, length of loan, points, payment terms)The key is transparency and communication.

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