Are all the loans in my local city?

You may not even really need to address this next question that I answer in our private lending FAQ, but since I do invest outside of my local area and have a national presence, I do show it as a FAQ.

The question is: Are all the loans in my local city?

And here is my answer:

I primarily invest in Fort Collins and Loveland, Colorado where I am physically located and Jacksonville, Florida. However, for the right property I will buy just about anywhere nationwide.

So, if you happen to live in Fort Collins or Loveland, Colorado or Jacksonville, Florida the chances of the property being local to you is extremely high. If not, the chance is considerably lower.

Until my next post,

James

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