Newbie has a question: Can I get funding for an auction?

Nina Ramos: message me

Aaliyah Little: Yes, I have a lender that works on certain states… Or you can find private money.

Alivia Evans: Only if its a Picasso

Arielle Graves: Go to www.govgrantsupport.com to read about it and apply, i am very sure you will thank me later.

Harley Owens: citizens only ??

Arielle Graves: Harley Owens:Harley Owens: yes

Marley Wolfe: No

Rhett Simmons: Yes through a private investor but there are so many properties out there that you can get without fighting for them at an auction

Calvin Henderson: Yes. Conventional, SBA, or hard money.

Dean Lamb: I have heard some hard money lenders recently that will fund for auctions

Harley Owens: Only citizens ??? I need funding also but I am not in the US 🤷🏼

Dean Lamb: Harley Owens:. For online auctions I dont know.

Harley Owens: Okay Dean Lamb: ..

Kamryn Schwartz: We fund for flips

Jennifer George: Bob Okamura yes it is possible with private money or hard money lending as others have suggested. The obstacle you were going to face is that most auctions require the full amount of purchase price cash same day which makes it difficult to get funding that quick unless you have an established relationship or being charged a higher interest rate due to the risk faced by the lender. Hardmoney lenders are going to charge more points and interest for the higher risk. I would recommend looking into off market properties, or start with finding houses on the MLS. A lot of times you get better deals and have less heated competition from seasoned investors sitting on cash or big hedge funds. When youre being charged higher rates you need to make up for it with good return. Most actions are crowded with people fighting to get minimal returns. The key is to get the deal before it gets into the lions den. Ive written a blogpost that discusses this in more detail. Check it out you may find it helpful ! -Andrew Fixfliprepeat.com

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Miranda Mendez: Nope, but (if eligible) you can grab a HELOC from your primary residence and use that cash as you wish.

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Harley Owens: Only for citizens ?

Charley Hampton: Yes Im a real estate auctioneer people obtain financing all the time. The catch is no financing contingency so youll need to be preapproved.

Dean Lamb: Courthouse steps or something else?

Charley Hampton: Courthouse steps are usually cash or hard money by close of business. Non distressed real estate auctions typically require a painful deposit that is non refundable closing 30-days or less. …See more

Beckett Boyd: Yes you can!

Alexis Figueroa: How does hardmoney work anyone? I want to start buying properties to flip

Megan Rodgers: I know a guy that will lend you money at the TD sale if you come up with 30%. He is there with you with cash! Tough to find something at auctions in my area. And the marginally decent properties bid up to 90% of market value maybe more.