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Finding Funding vs Finding Prospects My response to a posting on the NAELB’s first list server about finding funding sources was that it’s easier to find propects for the funding you’ve got than to find funding for the prospects you’ve got. |
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I too have went thru The Loan Consultants, without results. I have since tried to find my own funders, with some success, but now I need to find deals, I would like to talk to you about this if possible.
able to get a funder to work with properly. They went around me or would
not give details on what they needed and then we would go back and forth
on the paper.
I have been a contractor for 30 years and a manufacturers rep selling oil
equipment during that time.
I can make sales,but I need good funders. In contracting and equipment sales I was always
able to work with great suppliers.
That is the relationship I need with funders. Can you help.
The last list of The Loan Consultants funders is useless.
I know I can be effective if I get with the right people.
Thank you,
Bill Russell
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