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		<title>Private Lending &#8211; How to Do Group Presentations to Raise Private Money</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 30 Oct 2009 17:55:50 +0000</pubDate>
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I recently wrote an article about the the best ways to raise private money for real estate Investors where I laid out the top 4 ways to raise private money to grow and develop your real estate investing business.  One of the top 4 ways we use and teach to [...]]]></description>
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<p>I recently wrote an article about the the best ways to raise private money for real estate Investors where I laid out the top 4 ways to raise private money to grow and develop your real estate investing business.  One of the top 4 ways we use and teach to our students is to use group presentations.</p>
<p>A private lending group presentation involves getting 5 to 20 people into a room and doing a presentation where you lay out the details and benefits of your private lending program.  This may not be for everyone depending on your comfort level of talking in front of groups, but the advantages of group meetings are very powerful.  When people start to ask questions and tell positive stories, a certain level of group think starts to take effect and can be very powerful on the attendees. <span id="more-20"></span></p>
<p>We teach our students to focus on the preplanning and marketing, presentation materials and post-meeting follow up as the key to conducting a successful meeting and getting people to invest in your business.</p>
<p>Preplanning and Marketing &#8211; We put preplanning and marketing together because they must be done together. Make sure you have a room reserved that can fit 20 or more people comfortably.  It can be a hotel conference room but they tend to be expensive.  Other options might include a local library, church or civic groups that allow people to use their meeting rooms.  Once you have the meeting room arrangements finalized you can then create your marketing piece with the exact address and time of the meeting.</p>
<p>Now you need to get people to come your meeting.  And not just anyone &#8211; you need potential investors with extra cash to invest.  A couple ways to promote your meeting might include posting flyers in 55%2B communities with retires who might have extra cash to invest.  You can also rent a list of local people with high incomes and bank CDs and mail them a letter or post card inviting them to the meeting.  You can also place small ads in your local newspaper promoting an &#8220;information only&#8221; meeting about private lending and real estate investing.  Better yet do all of these to help fill the room.</p>
<p>Presentation Materials &#8211; In order for the meeting to be successful you need to have a well prepared PowerPoint or presentation handout.  It needs to be well organized and show your professionalism.  This is no time to &#8220;wing it&#8221;.  Your presentation needs to come off well done and organized where you lay your business plan and why it makes sense for them to consider investing with you.   Again this should be &#8220;information only&#8221; and do not make specific offers to invest or discuss actual projects to invest in at this meeting.  Actual offers are done in the follow up to the meeting.</p>
<p>Post Meeting Follow Up &#8211; As part of the meeting be sure to gather every ones contact information so you can contact them after the meeting.  I recommend a letter 2 or 3 days later thanking them and asking them to contact you if they have further questions.  Keep in mind that most will not invest, but if 1 or 2 do become investors from each meeting it is a highly successful meeting.</p>
<p>I invite you to learn more about Private Lending and get my new FREE 20-page ebook titled &#8220;Discover the Secrets of How to Fund Your Real Estate Deals with Private Lenders!&#8221; by clicking here http://realestatewealthtoday.com/FREE-eBook.html</p>
<p>Mike Lautensack is a full-time real estate entrepreneur in Philadelphia, PA and creator of the Private Lending Presentation Kit. This powerful done-for-you kit is loaded with tools and techniques to attract and develop a consistent stream of private investors into your real estate business. To learn more about this kit and receive your FREE Real Estate Wealth Newsletter go to Private Lending Presentation Kit.</p>
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		<title>Is Private Lending For You?</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 12 Oct 2009 12:12:19 +0000</pubDate>
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If you do not have outrageously generous, rich relatives, you might think that, when it comes time to get a loan to buy or renovate a home, that your bank and credit union are your sole sources of major capital. However, the Internet has revolutionized the way we do business and, now, [...]]]></description>
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<p>If you do not have outrageously generous, rich relatives, you might think that, when it comes time to get a loan to buy or renovate a home, that your bank and credit union are your sole sources of major capital. However, the Internet has revolutionized the way we do business and, now, how we can get loans. While it has been accused of separating people from person-to-person interaction, the Internet has actually started to bring people back together in business.<span id="more-29"></span></p>
<p><a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="zem_slink" title="Prosper Marketplace" rel="homepage" href="http://www.prosper.com/join/ustfu">Prosper.com</a> is currently the United States&#8217; largest person-to-person (P2P) lending company on the Internet. It functions as sort of a loan E-bay, allowing people to bid on loans they wish to invest in, and buyers to get whatever amount of money they want, for the price they are willing to pay. Prosper allows people to invest as little as $50 per loan they wish to finance. This enables people to spread their money around a wide area, providing for a wider variety of investment.</p>
<p>One of the most unique and compelling aspects of the private lending scene is the ability for borrowers to tell their story. The lending company has no way of knowing whether someone&#8217;s request for $10,000 to pay off their sick kid&#8217;s medical bills is true. You might be helping sent Little Johnny off to college or remodel the bathroom; then again, you may just be funding someone&#8217;s drug habit.</p>
<p>Private lending companies have tried to make fraud a minimal part of the private lending experience. All borrowers and lenders go through a full credit check and the lending company will send the account to collections for borrowers who default. This may not mean that you will get a return on your investment; some people will sail off with money, never to be seen again, only to return to lending companies with another sob story.</p>
<p>If a P2P lending company collects the funds that you invested, you still may not see a return. The costs of collection agencies can easily take 50% of the debt that the borrower owes you, even if they manage to collect. This issue is starting to be addressed with lending companies, like Zopa.com, are offering investor insurance. They will cover up to $100,000 in investor funds.</p>
<p>For borrowers, private lending can be an excellent way of gaining funds for projects, school, or expenses. In return for lower rates than most credit cards, people can gain thousands of dollars for whatever purpose they want it for. Most P2P sites don&#8217;t encourage people with a bad FICO score to apply for a loan until they&#8217;ve improved their score.</p>
<p>Many people with less-than-stellar credit can take advantage of the opportunities of P2P lending with less problems than many have at conventional institutions. One thing that helps is the ability to tell a story &#8211; whether it&#8217;s to explain that you need to build an extra bedroom for your ailing mother or to pay debts left over from a hospital stay.</p>
<p>P2P lending is a newcomer on the scene, owing its inception to the Internet. It has brought back lending as a personal experience, as lenders can choose borrowers based on their credit score<!--more-->&#8230; or based on their stories. If you are a borrower, looking for a way to escape outrageously high credit card interest, you might try looking at one of these companies.</p>
<p>For local, personal attention to your Las Vegas real estate needs, visit eHome Realty, your professionals in the Las Vegas Valley. You&#8217;ll find information about Canyon Gate Las Vegas real estate and more at eHomeLV.com</p>
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		<title>Tips to Get Low Rate Personal Loans</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 06 Oct 2009 10:57:11 +0000</pubDate>
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Millions of people utilize the great benefits of low rate personal loans. The loans of any kind are unavoidable in a person&#8217;s life. The loans are very essential when you a face financial crunch. When you find that the necessary fund is not there in wallet to meet some emergency needs, [...]]]></description>
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<p>Millions of people utilize the great benefits of low rate personal loans. The loans of any kind are unavoidable in a person&#8217;s life. The loans are very essential when you a face financial crunch. When you find that the necessary fund is not there in wallet to meet some emergency needs, you have to depend on personal loans. It is imperative that you need to get low rate personal loans. If you are got in a trap of high interest rate loans you will be draining out your wallet unnecessarily.<span id="more-58"></span></p>
<p>Mostly this happens with people who are not vigilant about the loan market. In any case you should avoid such a situation of getting trapped into the high interest rate loans. Be careful, some lenders tell you many reasons for the high interest rates and try to brain wash you by telling that this is the best offer he can receive. You can just tell sorry to them, why do you want to settle for a higher interest rate when the low rate personal loans are available in plenty?</p>
<p>How can you get low rate personal loans? Of course the personal loans you can get for many purposes. It can be for home repair, home enhancement, home maintenance, kids&#8217; educations, medical treatments, purchase of a car, setting up of home based business, celebrating some unique functions like birthdays, wedding anniversaries and so on. There will be many agencies who offer you the facility of personal loans. There can be banks, financial institutions or private money lenders. With whom you will do the business depends primarily on you. In any case you should be very much vigilant in getting the best deal with low interest rate.</p>
<p>There are many ways to claim Low rate personal loans. This article provides some effective tips to get low rate personal loans.</p>
<p>• First tip is that go for a secured personal loan. It simply tells you to produce some assets as collateral security. This guarantee makes the lender much relief from risk and he can offer you very less interest rate. Guarantee can be anything house, car or any other item worthy which lender can accept and have more value than the loan amount you require.<br />
• Second tip is to go for short term loans. Usually the loan amounts need to be repaid between periods of 5 years to 25 years for secured personal loans. If you can restrict the repayment period less than 10 years, you can gain much in interest rates.<br />
• A third tip goes with the selection of the lender. The loan lending business is a competitive field. Many private lenders offer you much less interest rate than banks or financial institutions. This will be a good opportunity for you to gain discount in interest rates.<br />
• Fourth tip is regarding the proper online search and identification of the lender. You should not apply to the first lender you come across. You have to spend some time in online search and have to short list few lenders who offer you best deals. Then you can ask for quotes from each and every lender in the short list. This will help you to identify the low rate personal loans.</p>
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		<title>A Simple Guide on Private Student Loans</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 15 Jan 2009 02:23:02 +0000</pubDate>
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Private student loans are mainly used to cover up additional cost other than the educational costs. The money that is lent for a private student loan solely depends on the lending agency.
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<p>Private student loans are mainly used to cover up additional cost other than the educational costs. The money that is lent for a private student loan solely depends on the lending agency.<br />
One must understand that federal student loans offer more than what a private student loan offers a student. So, one must first apply for the federal student loan.</p>
<p>Even after applying it the educational fees remains unfulfilled then one can opt for private student loan. The arousal of such loan category was due to two main reasons,<span id="more-55"></span></p>
<p>1. The rising college tuition fees<br />
2. Limited government&#8217;s financial aid to cope up this fee.</p>
<p>This has caused the inability to the students to cope up with their college fee.<br />
Private student loans are gap-filling aids allowing students to borrow the extra money that is needed to fulfill their educational expenses other than those provided by the federal financial aid.</p>
<p>Benefits of Private Student Loan:</p>
<p>1. Interest rate is very low by 0.25%<br />
2. One can choose to have payments automatically deducted from the personal bank account<br />
3. A principal deduction of $300 is made on every private student loan when the student graduates.<br />
4. Defer payment while in school and for a six-month grace period after graduation.<br />
5. Upfront fees are nil.</p>
<p>Benefits of Cosigner:</p>
<p>Cosigner is the one who strengthens the approval of private college student loan to you. Cosigner can also lower your interest rates.</p>
<p>This would become a compulsory condition when one does not have 27 months of credit history. If one were greatly concerned about the approval of private students&#8217; loan then a cosigner would do a great work.</p>
<p>Eligibility Criteria to Apply For A Student&#8217;s Loan:</p>
<p>1. Must be citizen of U.S. or be a permanent resident of US. In case where both conditions fail you may need a cosigner who is a permanent resident of US<br />
2. Must be enrolled at an eligible educational institution.<br />
3. You must have attained the legal majority age(least of 18 years of age mostly) along with a cosigner who is also a major.<br />
4. Those who do not have a cosigner must have at least 27 months of credit history established.<br />
5. One&#8217;s permanent resident must not be in Texas, Wisconsin, Washington, Illinois, or Iowa. Residents belonging to these states must apply for an alternative student loan.<br />
6. Cosigners may belong to any state and there is no restriction based on state.</p>
<p>Application Process:</p>
<p>1. Submit your application<br />
2. You will receive an immediate credit decision.<br />
3. Add a cosigner who is credit worthy to your loan application, though you may be conditionally approved.<br />
4. Submit the required documentation. Sign the promissory note and submit it along with the documentation.<br />
5. Loan would be sanctioned within 10 days mostly if all the documentation were correct and legal.<br />
6. Deadlines: Private student loan does not have any deadline it can be applied at any time, provided the eligibility criterion is met.<br />
7. Fees would be based on credit history, repayment, and origination. The charge can range from 4.5% to 5.5% of the original loan amount depending on the agency. This would be assessed at the time of repayment.<br />
8. Interest rates depend on the cosigner credit history.<br />
9. Repayment term would vary from fifteen to twenty-five years.</p>
<p>You could get a private student loan from $1,000 to $40,000 per year for items such as:</p>
<p>* Tuition<br />
* Room and board<br />
* Computer or travel<br />
* All other education-related expenses including previous school fees</p>
<p>Features</p>
<p>* Affordable monthly payments<br />
* Competitive rates and terms<br />
* Easy hassle-free online application</p>
<p>Benefits</p>
<p>* Repay after graduation<br />
* Funds sent to you &#8211; fast<br />
* Easy to apply online or by phone for your loan</p>
<p>Other Specifications:</p>
<p>1. $40,000 annual limit for Undergraduate/Career Education and Graduate/Professional student loans based on cost of attendance at the school and borrower&#8217;s credit ability. Chase offers convenient education financing with flexible loan amounts from $1,000 to $40,000 with an aggregate maximum of $150,000.<br />
2. Subject to verification of application information.<br />
3. You may need a co-signer since this is a credit-based loan.<br />
4. Interest continues to accrue during deferment and will be added to the principal balance of your loan upon entering repayment.</p>
<p>NextStudent Private Student Loans</p>
<p>Cover up to 100% of your college costs.</p>
<p>Get the money you need for college or grad school. With a NextStudent Private Loan, you can cover up to 100% of your higher education expenses. Get from $3,000 up to $45,000* a year to pay for those college and grad school expenses that your scholarships and federal financial aid didn&#8217;t cover.</p>
<p>Get the money you need when your financial aid isn&#8217;t enough.</p>
<p>If your scholarships, grants, and federal student loans don&#8217;t cover the total cost of your education, you can still get the money you need for school. Our private student loans are available to undergrads and graduate students for tuition and fees, room and board, and your other education-related expenses: books, supplies, your trips home, even a laptop.</p>
<p>Check out all the benefits that come with your NextStudent Private Loan.</p>
<p>* No FAFSA required<br />
* No application or origination fees &#8211; apply FREE<br />
* No payments due until after graduation†<br />
* Competitive interest rates and fees<br />
* Your interest only capitalizes once, not quarterly like with other lenders<br />
* Your check comes straight to YOU, not your school‡</p>
<p>Take advantage of borrower rewards.</p>
<p>Graduating from college is a huge accomplishment.</p>
<p>* Apply with a creditworthy co-signer, and you may qualify for a lower rate<br />
* Take $300 off your principal loan amount when you graduate (with proof of graduation)<br />
* Get an immediate 0.25% rate discount just for signing up for automatic monthly payments<br />
* Make your first 48 consecutive payments on time, and you can request to release your co-signer (you&#8217;ll need to meet the loan credit requirements at the time of request)</p>
<p>Apply today &#8211; it&#8217;s fast, easy, and FREE.</p>
<p>They specify that their private student loans have NO application deadlines or fees. Apply for your NextStudent Private Loan any time &#8211; at the beginning of the school year, mid-semester, or right before finals. Get the money you need for school when you need it. Apply now, and you could have a preliminary approval today!</p>
<p>Thus, we have reviews some of the student&#8217;s loan providing agencies and the methods to apply for a student&#8217;s loan. This is going to be quite easy with good work plan and foreseen thoughts. One could get maximum benefit through these students loan when utilized in the right way. Start your plan now.</p>
<p>Many people who are very successful today used student loans to pave their way to success. The student loans are available to those who do not have the funds to pay for their education.</p>
<p>To get detailed Information, visit http://www.favorablestudentloans.com</p>
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If you want a personal loan, but you don&#8217;t want to put down any security, then an unsecured personal loan may be a good option for you. An unsecured personal loan is defined simply as a loan in which you as a borrower are not required to [...]]]></description>
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<p>If you want a personal loan, but you don&#8217;t want to put down any security, then an unsecured personal loan may be a good option for you. An unsecured personal loan is defined simply as a loan in which you as a borrower are not required to give any form of security, like a house or a car, as is required for other types of loans. Your personal credit history is analyzed through a credit check and then a decision is made as to whether or not you should be offered an unsecured personal loan.</p>
<p>With an unsecured personal loan you are allowed to choose a term from one to ten years. In order to figure what your monthly payment amount would be, try using a loan calculator tool that is available from most lenders. Knowing how much you can pay each month will help you determine what the term of your loan should be.<span id="more-51"></span></p>
<p>Once you have completed the application documents, you can opt for express service. By doing this, you can expedite the process, and the money will be credited to your bank account on the same day that you&#8217;re approved. Usually, unsecured loans are paid out in one lump sum if you agree to repay the amount with interest in regular intervals through automatic payment from your bank account. Generally, the payment schedule remains the same during the term of an unsecured private loan, but like flexible loans, payments can occasionally be more or less than the agreed upon amount.</p>
<p>To get a good deal on an unsecured loan, you need to sift through a lot of different offers from lenders. Unsecured loan lending is a competitive market, so many lenders will offer you bonuses and benefits to attract you to their product.</p>
<p>The application process for an unsecured private loan is often very quick. Because you are not offering anything as security, you lender will not need to perform a home valuation. This saves you both time and money as there is usually a valuation fee associated with having a surveyor come out to take a look at your property.</p>
<p>The disadvantage of taking out an unsecured private loan is that they are fairly difficult to get approved for. Lenders need to be certain that their borrowers are credit worthy since they have no security if the loan payments are not made. If you default on your unsecured loan payments, your lender will take legal action against you to reclaim the money they are owed.</p>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 13 Jan 2009 05:21:06 +0000</pubDate>
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Private Bad Credit Lenders are typically individuals or small firms who specialize in lending to the bad credit market, otherwise known as the subprime market. Due to the high risk nature of servicing citizens with damaged credit, these bad credit loans will understandably contain higher rates and fees over traditional loans. However, [...]]]></description>
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<p>Private Bad Credit Lenders are typically individuals or small firms who specialize in lending to the bad credit market, otherwise known as the subprime market. Due to the high risk nature of servicing citizens with damaged credit, these bad credit loans will understandably contain higher rates and fees over traditional loans. However, the great thing is that Private Bad Credit Lending rates are typically more attractive than most other bad credit lending sources. Also being that these lenders are usually independents and not large corporate entities, they can usually approve your loan much faster and with less hassle.</p>
<p>You can try locating these sub prime lenders by doing deep searches on the internet, through word-of-mouth, consulting with financial brokers, and even sometimes larger lenders that have turned you down may be able to direct you. Private Bad Credit Lenders are not the easiest to find, and they like it that way &#8211; which is one of the reasons they are referred to as &#8216;Private&#8217; Lenders. You won&#8217;t see a ton of commercial or advertisements flooding the market with these type of lenders compared to the traditional lenders. They know that the ones who need them most will find them.<span id="more-42"></span></p>
<p>The great thing is that once you do connect, you&#8217;ll find that Private Bad Credit Lenders are really not OVERly concerned or concerned at all with you credit rating. They understand that even the best most well-meaning individuals can fall into a financial tailspin &#8212; and as a result badly damage their credit. Therefore these lenders are Masters at examining the overall picture. In other words: Unlike Large banking institutions, they look for reasons to approve you rather than to disapprove you.</p>
<p>When reviewing your application for bad credit loan, some things they will look at is your employment stability and income, as well as additional income sources and assets that you may have. Details such as this can override a poor credit history in their eyes.</p>
<p>So if your credit is definitely not smiling and You Know It &#8212; Do Not waste your time dealing with traditional lenders. That will only make matters worse because they will make inquiries into your credit report, and ultimately turn you down &#8212; taking points away from your credit score with each series of inquiries. And that doesn&#8217;t make sense at all. It is much wiser to deal with lenders who specialize in the Subprime Lending Market. They will be far more understanding and sensitive to your situation. This is the true essence of what Private Bad Credit Lenders represent to you.</p>
<p>Richard Brooks is a strong Financial Advocate for quality products and services, designed particularly for individuals with bad credit. He is the webmaster of http://www.Private-Bad-Credit-Lenders.com where you&#8217;ll find more helpful tips and resources to connect you with the Best Private Bad Credit Lenders in existence.</p>
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		<title>Private Lending &#8211; Can I Use Radio Or Newspapers to Find Private Lenders?</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 13 Jan 2009 04:51:56 +0000</pubDate>
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<p><small><a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" title="evans.photo" href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/8251760@N02/501306938/" target="_blank"></a></small>One of the question I received a lot from coaching students is how can I advertise for private lenders in my real estate investing business. And more specifically, can I use radio or newspaper advertising to get people to come to a free seminar or to call me directly. However, there are real problems with this type of advertising.</p>
<p>A student recent told me he was about to post some newspaper adds and radio promos for a seminar to raise private money for my real estate investing business. He checked with my local <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="zem_slink" title="U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission" rel="homepage" href="http://www.sec.gov">SEC</a> office and was told he could not do these types of promotion for private lenders. <span id="more-26"></span>The SEC said that private mortgages are classified as &#8220;securities&#8221; and although they are exempt from a formal SEC filing they can not be presented as a &#8220;public offering&#8221;. They also told him they watch the newspapers and airwaves for such offerings and that he would definitely have heard from them if he had proceeded as planned. He then went to two local securities attorneys that confirmed this. One attorney suggested that he promote his seminars as strictly educational and maybe sell a product or book. But that he should not solicit directly at the seminar. After the seminar, he can develop a relationship with interested parties and work those leads as future potential lenders.</p>
<p>We teach students that marketing for private lenders is as much about what you &#8220;do&#8221; as well as what &#8220;NOT to do&#8221;. I strongly suggest that all marketing for private lenders be done on a low key person to person basis. We like doing local seminars for elderly groups or business associations where you provide some great information about the advantages of investing in real estate mortgages. At these meetings or seminars, you do NOT make an actual offer to invest but do encourage attendants to call if they would like to find out more or possible arrange a one-on-one meeting. It is at this second or possible the third or fourth, meeting you can see if the person would actually like to become private lender into your real estate investing business.</p>
<p>We do NOT recommend any type of big or public advertising such as internet sites, public classified sites like Craig List, newspapers or radio ads. All of these have numerous problems including the potential attention of your local or federal SEC departments. I can tell you from personal experience, you do not want these type calls.</p>
<p>I invite you to learn more about Private Lending and get my new FREE 20-page ebook titled &#8220;Discover the Secrets of How to Fund Your Real Estate Deals with Private Lenders!&#8221; by clicking here http://realestatewealthtoday.com/FREE-eBook.html</p>
<p>Mike Lautensack is a full-time real estate entrepreneur in Philadelphia, PA and creator of the Private Lending Presentation Kit. This powerful done-for-you kit is loaded with tools and techniques to attract and develop a consistent stream of private investors into your real estate business. To learn more about this kit and receive your FREE Real Estate Wealth Newsletter go to Private Lending Presentation Kit.</p>
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