Description

New real estate investors often believe the only way to attain the money they need for deals is to borrow from banks. But what if we told you that banks aren’t the only way to borrow money for deals?

On this episode of Zen and the Art of Real Estate Investing, Jonathan welcomes guest Jay Conner to unravel the ins and outs of private lending. An investor since 2003, a bank cut Jay off during a financial crisis, which led him to find other methods of funding his deals. He discovered private lending, and today, Jay’s deal volume is directly related to how he sources his funding and understanding the motivations of sellers. He’s become a master of networking and asks the “did ya know” questions to guide his private lending conversations.

You’ll hear how Jay Conner’s father introduced him to real estate as a child, the benefits of investing in a small market versus a large one, and the dangers of getting a deal under contract without confirmed money.

Don’t miss Jay’s advice for new investors and how you can get a copy of his book on real estate investing for free.

In this episode, you will hear:

• Jay Conner’s introduction to real estate as a child in the manufactured housing industry and how he began his real estate career in 2003
• Why you don’t need to invest in a big market to make a significant income
• The benefit of creating a real estate income in a small area
• The question you need to ask yourself before jumping into real estate investing
• Why Jay’s deal volume is directly related to how he sources money and understanding a seller’s motivation
• How a bank cutting him off led him to discover private money and triple his business
• The secret to finding private lenders, Jay’s program to teach others about it, and why it’s all about adding value and building relationships
• What a “did ya know” question is and how Jay implements it into private lending conversations
• The dangers of getting a deal under contract without confirmed money
• The surprisingly low percentage of sellers who will accept creative financing and the most dangerous time to raise money
• How Jay Conner would advise brand-new real estate investors to help them find the right path
• His book and what you can expect to learn from it

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Supporting Resources:

Jay Conner’s website - jayconner.com

Find Jay on YouTube - www.youtube.com/@raisingprivatemoneyrealestate

Jay’s Facebook page - facebook.com/jay.conner.marketing

Connect with Jay on LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/privatemoneyauthority

Get Jay Conner’s Free PDF Money Guide - jayconner.com/moneyguide

Request Jay’s free book - jayconner.com/book

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