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Discover how to build a private lender pitch deck in just one afternoon that will help you secure funding for your house flips without relying on traditional banks. This step-by-step guide breaks down exactly what lenders care about and how to present yourself as a trustworthy investment partner, even if you're just starting out.
• Private money isn't exclusive to experienced investors with large portfolios
• A compelling pitch deck needs six key elements: mission, track record, simple numbers, clear terms, organized timeline, and social proof
• Start with an authentic mission statement that explains your purpose in real estate
• Showcase your past deals or leverage your team's experience if you're new
• Keep financial presentations simple, focusing on safety rather than just upside potential
• Always spell out specific deal terms upfront including interest rate, term length, and exit strategy
• Include multiple contingency plans to demonstrate thorough preparation
• Add testimonials and social proof from previous lenders when possible
• Create your deck using simple tools like Canva, Google Slides, or PowerPoint
Thanks for listening to Demo to Dollars. If today's episode helped you move one step closer, see you tomorrow.
Want to learn how to flip houses?
CLICK HERE to learn more about our upcoming boot camp, Flipper Camp.
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Discover how to build a private lender pitch deck in just one afternoon that will help you secure funding for your house flips without relying on traditional banks. This step-by-step guide breaks down exactly what lenders care about and how to present yourself as a trustworthy investment partner, even if you're just starting out.
• Private money isn't exclusive to experienced investors with large portfolios
• A compelling pitch deck needs six key elements: mission, track record, simple numbers, clear terms, organized timeline, and social proof
• Start with an authentic mission statement that explains your purpose in real estate
• Showcase your past deals or leverage your team's experience if you're new
• Keep financial presentations simple, focusing on safety rather than just upside potential
• Always spell out specific deal terms upfront including interest rate, term length, and exit strategy
• Include multiple contingency plans to demonstrate thorough preparation
• Add testimonials and social proof from previous lenders when possible
• Create your deck using simple tools like Canva, Google Slides, or PowerPoint
Thanks for listening to Demo to Dollars. If today's episode helped you move one step closer, see you tomorrow.
Want to learn how to flip houses?
CLICK HERE to learn more about our upcoming boot camp, Flipper Camp.