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Expand Your Real Estate Portfolio Through Private Lending with Ruben Izgelov & Jay Conner

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With over a decade in the real estate industry – acquiring, flipping, developing, and financing over $500MM in real estate – Ruben Izgelov has quickly become a renowned real estate expert, speaker, and guide for many professionals in the industry. He is the co-founder and managing partner of States Capital (a private real estate debt fund) and We Lend (a private real estate lending platform). Ruben graduated from St. Johns University and Touro School of Law, earning a BS in legal studies and his JD, finishing cum laude and magna cum laude. Who Is States Capital? ➙ Private debt fund focused on making short-term bridge loans ➙ Secured by first liens on real estate — located primarily on the East Coast ➙ High-yield returns — with capital preservation and diversification of your financial portfolio. States Capital allows accredited investors to invest in real estate without the risks of owning real estate. As a first-lien lender against real estate, we are inherently more secure than an investor in the property simply because we are in a much safer part of the capital stack. Who Is We Lend? We Lend is a Nationwide Private Lender focused on providing quick and low-cost capital for investment properties. We Lend’s approach to lending is centered around the investor, allowing the investor to focus more on their investment and less on the loan process. The We Lend team is here to assist in the expansion of your real estate portfolio!

Timestamps: 00:01 Raising Private Money Without Asking For It. 03:41 Real estate entrepreneur showcasing expertise via social media. 09:12 Create concise, detailed investor decks; avoid over-preparation. 10:34 Would you be interested in a deal? 14:23 Debt fundraising from accredited investors. 19:50 Private lenders simplify funding with fewer investors. 21:57 Experienced operators favored despite credit; flexible lending. 23:58 Hard money lenders provide checks and balances.






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What is Private Money? Real Estate Investing with Jay Conner

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Jay Conner is a proven real estate investment leader. He maximizes creative methods to buy and sell properties with profits averaging $67,000 per deal without using his own money or credit.

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