Comments on: Angel Investor Groups in the US (Premium)

By: Garry Hankawa

Garry Hankawa — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 18:50:58 +0000

After opening the Excel sheet I only find a number (of Angel Investors?) next to a state. No names, etc.. Am I doing something wrong? How do I find the information on each Angel Investor?

By: Richard & Michelle Odessey

Richard & Michelle Odessey — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 21:53:49 +0000

I’d start with friends and family. Especially if you need it quick. $100K should be doable.
What incentive are you giving the investor?
An angel would need a really good return for a short turnover–at least 10K I’d say. Also, you should make sure you have rock solid documentation for the funds, and the proper paperwork (you should talk to a securities attorney). Also, you should get an introduction from someone they know.
R

By: Thomas Hobson

Thomas Hobson — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 21:48:25 +0000

I have a multi-family in AZ purchase price 4.3 and a HUD loan LOI in place for 5.1 million. I need to raised 100K to use in HUD closing cost, escrow deposit and misc.. The term would be 90 days. Where should I look?

By: Richard & Michelle Odessey

Richard & Michelle Odessey — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 18:48:09 +0000

Hi Phyllis,
It seems as if you are in an excellent position to raise additional funds. I would go back to your 50 private lenders and ask them for personal introductions and referrals to their friends and colleagues. Also, you should have a written business plan and a short power point presentation. An important issue you should address in your presentation is the tremendously depressed housing market in FL. In other words, what is your ability to get buyers for the renovated homes. If you address these issues, you should be successful. You may also want to attend our next Advanced Private Lending Summit, this May 18-22, where we will work personally with you on preparing your entire private lending strategy.
Richard

By: phyllis house

phyllis house — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 11:22:28 +0000

We are a family owned businesses (3) for over 20 years have been buying, rehabbing and selling homes. We had a pool of over 50 private lenders and now
all of their money is tied up in homes that other investors are holding long term.
We just sold our last property and are in need of private funds. We live in central Fl. where there are sinkhole properties which we buy for salvage from homeowners after their insurance claim has been paid. We remediate the sinkhole, rehab if needed and sell retail. These properties are able to obtain mortgages, even FHA and are insurable. We are willing to pay 12% interest only
to purchase these homes. Without funding we are not able to proceed with our business. HELP
Phyllis House HERHOUSES,LLC (formerly P & H Enterprises of Tampa Bay, Inc
Tina Olinski The House Network, LLC
Allen House Ascension Enterprises, Inc.

By: Michelle

Michelle — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 23:29:37 +0000

Hi Lyn,

Thank you for your comment under the Angel Investors Groups in the US listing.

You stated that ‘you found more companies on the internet’.

That is definitely true! – - – More “Companies”.

This list consists ONLY of Angel Investor Groups.
These are usually all Members-Only Groups where the angel investors in the groups PAY a membership to even be part of the group. That is only one of the ways that the group directors/CEOs know that their members are ‘serious’ about investing.

Another tip is to know that the other reason that the directors/CEO’s of these groups want to know that their members are serious is because they (the directors/CEO’s) BRING THEM (the members) opportunities that they know they will be interested in and, therefore, the directors/CEO’s get a % usually (from the presenters of the opportunities – - in this case – - YOU.)

You can always find many many many companies that say they lend money – and that’s good too.
But this listing is ONLY ‘Angel Investor Groups.’

Keep your comments coming!

By: Lyn Strickman

Lyn Strickman — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 17:05:32 +0000

I found more companies just searching the internet.