Don’t think it’s possible to make large profits in small towns? In today’s episode of The Secrets to Real Estate Investing, we get the opportunity to get up close and personal with real estate investor, Jay Conner. Jay has been buying and selling real estate for over 14 years in a town of only 40,000. His average profit per deal is a whopping $64k! This man has rehabbed over 300 houses with $52 million in transactions. Through all this experience, Jay has become somewhat of an expert on raising private money for real estate deals, at one point amassing over $2 million in 90 days with this particular strategy. Jay shows our listeners how you can raise capital even if you have little money and average credit scores. Join us for today’s highly educational episode to find out how this amazing businessman is making his way in this competitive world of real estate investing.   In this episode, you’ll learn…   - Who is your typical private money lender? Hint: They are all around us! - Lending from retirement funds such as self directed IRAs - The differences between hard money and private money and how they affect your bottom line - How to use asset based lenders to your advantage   How to contact Jay   www.jayconner.com www.jayconner.com/holly   Our free download this week is a PDF of the book that Jay co-authored entitled, “New Masters of Real Estate: Getting Deals DONE in the New Economy.” This book was #1 on Amazon in Real Estate books and covers many different aspects of investing. It is a great introduction into SFR real estate.    Also, please look out for Mr. Conner’s educational program, “Where to Get the Money Now?” at his site… http://www.jayconner.com/products/where-to-get-the-money-now/   There is also a free audio piece on his site called, “How I Raised $2,150,000 in Less Than 90 Days.” This 60 minute video shows Jay’s step by step method of raising large amounts of private capital for real estate investing.    Thanks for sharing, Jay!   As always, text “hardhat” to 38470 to receive this free download as well as past downloads and to get weekly notifications of upcoming podcasts.