I'm a new hard money/private lender in Northern Virginia looking to join real estate investment clubs/groups.

It will likely involve you depositing money and investing with them.

I’ve literally seen people overpay by $100,000 and then jump up and down like they won a prize🥴 Our auctions are at the courthouse steps in person.  

.: If you are New & Looking for Money or Financing for Buying real Estate Property, I’d first make a Cash offer to the Owner, then I’d ask about creative financing, then I’d know how much to talk to a Lender about.

So many people want to put little to nothing into the deal that they miss the fact that they are paying interest on that money.

Quote from @James McGovern: Did the hard money lender not include verbiage to shortcut having to go to court to foreclose? 

Quote from @Victoria OHare: Hello all, I’m new to private money lending and trying to understand best practices. 

.: Subject To is definitely NOT a “No Money Down” technique”, Here’s why . . .The obvious question is: "How Do I Keep Finding These Smokin' Deals"It costs money to locate a willing seller.

Quote from @Steve Dorian: Would you consider using private money infusion in your investment properties?

(it's my first private money deal) …” I hope it’s not your last private money deal, Albert.