What’s one red flag 🚩 that makes you walk away from a potential borrower immediately?

You see a post where a commercial property is for sale what could be said in the comments about offering financing ? To draw out someone to you

Went to a meeting last night on commercial 101. I'm glad I got out the house and attended. Gained 1 new contact who is in the residential space but wants to eventually go commercial.

For 3 months I experimented with many marketing content types and channels - blogging, Instagram, LinkedIn DM’s etc. This one’s for you @Albert Hoskins !!! Got some engagement but not many leads and did not make traction because I was doing too much! After seeing a few folks in here gaining momentum and closing deals with one marketing channel, about a month ago I decided to do my 1 to 1 marketing strategy call with Malcolm. Being that I used to do trainings for Commercial Real Estate investors he suggested long form video might be a good marketing focus for me - doing one video a week. A week after that call, I got less than 24 hours notice I needed to take temp custody of my 15 year old nephew from the DC area. So had to put everything on hold bc I was not expecting everything to be so time consuming and mentally exhausting. I don’t have kids! After a VERY challenging first month (today is 1 month), we found peace last week through a Boosie Badazz video. He is a rapper who also develops real estate and is building a family compound on 88 acres in Georgia. It’s opened a portal for us to discuss our shared dreams and goals in real estate investing and building a better future for our family. Thank you to @Karen Pratt who walked me through some coping and ‘parenting’ strategies. She made herself available late nights and helped me keep my sanity and patience. 🙏🏾 The last few days I have been able to do a hard reset and am now on a mission to get my channel launched. I drafted my first month of topics and can’t wait to share my first video with you. Love this community so much!

Day 1 Talked to Capital Partners Company for a working cap loan of $35M 🥴 Imagine the fee at closing 🚀