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		<title>Thousands Sucked Dry By Hard Money Parasites- How To Avoid The
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		<description><![CDATA[Thousands Sucked Dry By Hard Money Parasites- How To Avoid The Loan Leech! by The Hard Money Specialist (c)2005 The Hard Money Specialist- All Rights reserved www.hardmoneyspecialist.com ========================================================== There are creatures that prowl about the lush, green hard money jungle that ignorantly kill 99 out of 100 deals&#8230;and the chances of you ever finding a [...]]]></description>
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Loan Leech! by The Hard Money Specialist <br/><br/>(c)2005 The Hard Money Specialist- All Rights reserved<br />
www.hardmoneyspecialist.com <br/><br/>========================================================== <br/><br/>There are creatures that prowl about the lush, green hard money<br />
jungle that ignorantly kill 99 out of 100 deals&#8230;and the chances<br />
of you ever finding a real lender with them are slim and none.  <br/><br/>Now I&#8217;m not talking about respectable brokers, agents or<br />
middlemen that have direct access to the money and treat their<br />
clients with respect. I&#8217;m referring to the ignorant leech who<br />
has absolutely no connection to a real investor at all, and<br />
leads the innocent, sometimes desperate client into a black hole<br />
of false hope.  <br/><br/>They are despicable, not because they don&#8217;t want to secure<br />
funding for their client, but because they don&#8217;t know the first<br />
thing about the real world of private lending&#8230; They are in it<br />
for the hope of big broker fees and don&#8217;t really care about the<br />
myriad of candidates vying for funding! <br/><br/>They don&#8217;t give a flying squirrel about the client, their<br />
particular circumstances or the massive amount of time that will<br />
be wasted. They set their hook and then proceed to drag their<br />
unsuspecting prey into a daisy-chain jungle, hoping that<br />
someway, somehow, someone they find will fund the deal (throw<br />
enough wet spaghetti against the wall and something eventually<br />
has got to stick mentality). <br/><br/>This jungle leech calls every person he can find, other leeches,<br />
quasi-brokers and the like, hoping that someone will know<br />
someone who knows someone&#8217;s rich brother-in-law. This fishing<br />
can take days and sometimes weeks, and, if they ever get lucky<br />
enough to find an interested party, they simply sit back and<br />
pacify the unsuspecting client as long as they can until they<br />
find a way to the cash. Now, if the interested party is another<br />
leech (and 99% of the time they are) you can see how this<br />
daisy-chain can quickly grow into an anchor that drags the deal<br />
into the shadows of the jungle.  <br/><br/>Many deals never get funded because there are too many hands in<br />
the cookie jar&#8230;&#8221;a plethora of parasites&#8221; if you will. If one<br />
leech senses he won&#8217;t get his cut of the profits, he can and<br />
usually does, kill the deal so NO ONE gets paid. And the sad<br />
thing is, a real hard money lender doesn&#8217;t go near a deal that&#8217;s<br />
been picked over. It doesn&#8217;t have to be this way. There are<br />
simple indicators you can learn to help you deal directly with<br />
the real private money lender. If you follow these basic rules,<br />
you will save yourself considerable time, frustration and<br />
heartache. <br/><br/>Rule No.1- If they ask for an upfront fee, laugh, scream &#8220;leech&#8221;<br />
into the receiver and hang-up the phone! Who knows, maybe you&#8217;ll<br />
freak one out and he&#8217;ll change professions. <br/><br/>Rule No. 2- Real hard money or private money lenders know<br />
EXACTLY what they are looking for and will tell you (always<br />
during the first phone call) if your deal fits their criteria.<br />
If the agent or broker is not sure, staggers a bit and has to<br />
check, again, hang-up the phone!  <br/><br/>Rule No. 3- Don&#8217;t throw out your deal for everyone to look at.<br />
Go at it one investor at a time. Remember, real lenders know<br />
when a deal has been handed around&#8230;picked over deals are already<br />
dead! They won&#8217;t even look at them. <br/><br/>Rule No. 4- Do a web search on the company, group or individual<br />
to see if there is any derogatory information floating around<br />
about them. If you don&#8217;t find anything at all that&#8217;s OK. There<br />
are only a handful of real investors in every area and they<br />
generally are very private individuals or small groups. <br/><br/>Rule No. 5- Try to deal with someone local if you can. It&#8217;s<br />
easier to check them out and get a good read on them. <br/><br/>Rule No. 6- Most genuine private investors and their<br />
representatives are pretty laid back. It&#8217;s the over exuberant or<br />
hyper individual I would stay away from.  <br/><br/>Rule No. 7- With bigger deals, like commercial developments,<br />
know what documentation you need to get together for your<br />
package by checking with your financial advisor or banker.  <br/><br/>I sincerely hope this article helps you in your quest to find a<br />
real lender who can fund your deal and avoid the hard money<br />
jungle altogether! Why not just take the easy route and visit<br />
me? That&#8217;s what I do!<br />
=========================================================== <br/><br/>The Hard Money Specialist has helped thousands of clients secure<br />
financing. Need to get to the real investor? Click here now-<br />
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