Let’s talk about how to buy and renovate houses using other peoples’ money.

In today’s episode of the 7 Figure Flipping Podcast, I’m digging into what you need to know to find and structure deals with private lenders.

This is how the experts are able to buy 50+ houses per year…

And renovate all of them…

…without spending any of their own cash.

I’m going to talk about things like…

• The promissory note (what it is and what it should include)…
• What to say to lenders BEFORE you’ve found a deal…
• One unusual way to negotiate lower interest rates…
• How to systematize it so you’re not spending all your time explaining the process to each lender one by one…
• When to use secured funds and when to use unsecured funds…

…and more.

Listen in now!

With the market cooling and conventional interest rates going up, private money is one of the best things you can have in your back pocket right now.

So I’m doing something I haven't done in YEARS…

I’m holding a LIVE VERSION of my 30-day “$500k Challenge” for everyone who’s coming to Flip Hacking LIVE!

The challenge will start September 12.

If you want to participate and join in with me and HUNDREDS of other real estate investors as we find private lenders, raise funds, and hold each other accountable, get your ticket to Flip Hacking LIVE now so you’re ready to dive in!

CLICK HERE to Sign Up for Flip Hacking LIVE 2022 >>

Catch you on the flip side!

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With the market cooling and conventional interest rates going up, private money is one of the best things you can have in your back pocket right now. So I’m doing something I haven't done in YEARS…

I’m holding a LIVE VERSION of my 30-day “$500k Challenge” for everyone who’s coming to Flip Hacking LIVE!

The challenge will start September 12. If you want to participate and join in with me and HUNDREDS of other real estate investors as we find private lenders, raise funds, and hold each other accountable, get your ticket to Flip Hacking LIVE now so you’re ready to dive in!

CLICK HERE: FlipHackingLIVE.com

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