#Borrower Tips

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Is Kennedy Funding a Scam? Unraveling the Claims

like you stumble upon something online that makes you raise an eyebrow, wondering if this is real? This happens to those of you who read the "Kennedy Funding ripoff report." The name Kennedy Funding has had its buzz going round on different forums, with some people wearing big smiles over the company and some. not so much.

So, who is Kennedy Funding?

Before getting into the details of the "Kennedy Funding scam report," it would be good to know what Kennedy Funding does. It is not a fly-by-night outfit. It is indeed a hard money lender. This company provides loans secured by real estate, especially for small commercial loan installments and land loans generally for projects shunned from consideration by traditional banks because they are at higher risks. With developing land, purchasing commercial property, or financing construction, Kennedy Funding can fill the gap when conventional banks won't. As with any financial institution, though, some people have walked away with complaints – and that's where the rip-off reports come in.

Unpacking the Allegations: Is There a Scam?

When you input the search terms "Kennedy Funding ripoff report," various claims appear. From feeling that one was not treated fairly by this company to individuals who argue that the company did not fulfill their claims, it is very easy to tell why many people might be wary of this company. However, let's get this straight: accusations don't equal guilt. In fact, financial organizations, in general, and hard money lenders, in particular are usually slandered. Not every loan goes well; given the huge amounts of money concerned, people lose their cool.

Here are some of the most popular criticisms against Kennedy Funding:

Loan Denials After Promises: Some borrowers claim they were led to believe that they would get their loan when, in fact, that loan gets denied at the last minute. It is frustrating if the borrower has sunk their resources thinking that the loan will go through. High Interest Rates: High interest rates are charged on hard money loans because of the amount of risk. Some customers were startled at how high that could be. Funding Took Too Long: Another, perhaps related, complaint is that a loan will take much longer than one would have expected or wanted for their funds to come through, thereby jeopardizing a project in some cases.

So, does this all add up to a ripoff? Not necessarily. Let's dig a little deeper.

High-Risk Lending = High Expectations

One thing everyone needs to know when doing business in hard money lending: it's a high-risk activity for both the lender and the borrower. Kennedy Funding often sees loans that traditional banks wouldn't touch with a ten-foot pole. That is to say, they are taking on higher risks which are reflected in interest and fees that they charge. Kennedy Funding can be a savior for the borrower who is in a tight spot and can't get financing through the old school route. However, like any high-risk transaction, always be prepared for the terms, which are not typically ideal. But it has helped thousands more customers bring in the funding that would otherwise have gone stale. Most remarkable, though, is the degree to which Kennedy Funding will customize-it's not a "just get me the money" service, for when a hundred deals go bad, so do a few of them. It's those that complain.

Reading the Fine Print

Now, let's get to something important: the fine print. Most of the complaints from Kennedy Funding seem to stem from miscommunication about what the loan entails. People expect a loan to come through faster or thought that the interest rate would be lower than average for a hard money loan. So, if you're thinking of engaging the services of Kennedy Funding, or any lender for that matter, make sure that you know what you are getting yourself into from the very beginning. Read the fine print, and never be afraid to ask questions. Make sure that you get all your answers straight from the horse's mouth. This will help you avoid a number of shocks in later stages.

What the Ripoff Reports Actually Say?

Much of what falls under the heading "Kennedy Funding ripoff report" appears to be by borrowers who had no clear understanding of what is involved in hard money lending. Such loans usually are made to people who cannot qualify for traditional loans, so the risks and costs are much more significant.

Ripoff reports tend to focus on

Shock Over Interest Rate: Borrowers who have no idea how high the hard money lending rates can be often become surprised when they see the final numbers. Miscommunication About Approval: Some people feel they were misguided to believe that their loan was a sure thing when, after all ready time is done, it has been denied. This one can feel as if you are being pulled out from under the rug. Long-Dragged-Out Timelines: Another peeve of many borrowers is that your loans take a lot longer to process than usual. Of course, in most cases, Kennedy Funding can't be blamed. Such a delay, however, can create a lot of tension-especially if you are on a tight timeline to finish a project. But this is the thing: most of these issues are only normal when it comes to hard money lending. They don't happen with Kennedy Funding alone.

Is Kennedy Funding Right for You?

Now that we have walked through the ripoff reports and what they really mean, the question at hand is: should you do business with Kennedy Funding? If you need a loan and the traditional banks won't give you one, then Kennedy Funding may be an excellent choice to consider. But come at it with your eyes wide open. Know the risks. Understand how high the interest rates are. Understand that things may not always work out as planned.

Some Tips When Working with Kennedy Funding (or Any Hard Money Lender)

Read Every Word: Yes, loan agreements are dense, but read them line for line. All the fine print can make all the difference in setting your expectations.

Be Prepared for Higher Rates: This is not a cheap source of capital, and you shouldn't have a head in the clouds either to think you are going to get a cheap rate with a hard money lender.

Communicate Properly: Ask questions! If you don't understand something, or it doesn't feel right, be sure to communicate about it and get clarification before signing anything.

Backup Plans: Loans fall through and experience delay - this is the reality of hard money lending. Always have contingency plans in place.

Conclusion

When you search "Kennedy Funding ripoff report," you're sure to come across all experiences. On one hand, there have been problematic clients. However, one ought to appreciate that hard money lending is a niche and can be terminated quite wrongly. Indeed, Kennedy Funding has much higher rates and possibly nothing for everyone. However, for those occasions when hard money does not advance, then they are valuable financiers. It basically comes down to doing your homework, asking the right questions, and knowing what you are investing in. So if you walk into Kennedy Funding, coming in with realistic expectations, you might just find out they're the key that gets your project kicked off!

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[borrowingbarbie]

[soupy-sez]

A Tribe Called Quest, 1993, photo by Al Pereira

[collophora]

Found a cool color palette. Might finish it later. (Probably not.)

[s0wh4t1f1l1ft]

Tip for l1fting skincare/makeup/haircare/etc.

When i go out and lift i always hit şěpħøřą AND úłțà in order to get the biggest haul, think about what brands are úłțà exclusive, what brands are şěpħøřą exclusive, and what brands are at both. Then think about how comfortable you are lifting from the store, do u feel more comfortable lifting more from úłțà or şěpħøřą? Then i make a list of brands/products i want and which store ill get them from:

Ex:

şěpħøřą: glow recipe, one size, summer fridays, rare beauty, amika, saie, huda beauty, tower 28, gisou etc (basically i just go for the şěpħøřą exclusives because i there is a bathroom where i can make sure eveything is detagged, sometimes if i cant pull something off at ulta ill try to get it here)

úłțà: drunk elephant, charlotte tilbury, tarte, too faced, ouai, sol de janiero, etc (i go for the easier stuff at úłțà thats still good quality, concealing is a lot easier because of ulta blind spots but checking for tags is super important)

when looking for tags on products i pretend like i am examining the package to make sure nobody else has used it, i do this on the decoy products that i dont borrow so it looks like something i do for everything.

I also tend to browse a little but try not to go back to the same section more than twice, DONT BE AFRIAD TO SWATCH, swatching looks natural and can ensure your getting something youll actually wear and can help SAs think that your really thinking about the products your going to perchase.

speaking of looking natural when l1fting makeup and skincare PLAY THE PART, do a full face of makeup, esp if you can make yourself look different. SAs see someone wearing makeup and often assume if your wearing a lot of makeup you obv have money to purchase more makeup. I hate to say this but dont do too much either, you need to look basic still, unassuming, so if your alt it may be a good idea to have a “basic” persona for lifting.

Dont forget for the biggest and safest haul park far away to avoid cameras and empty your bag between stores, into a bag from the last store if you can so if anyone looks in your car it looks like you just bought it all

THIS IS A ROLEPLAY ACCOUNT THIS IS NOT REAL FAKE ADVICE

[schizophrenic-klept-hoe-maniac]

More hauls from the past month

Total: too much to count anymore

[teenagegirlorsomething]

Fun fact սԼt4, v!ckyscret, and b4th@ndb0d7 works aren’t allowed to do anything when you ԼyfT!

[l1ftinggqueen]

HUGEE LIFTING HAUL

also ignore my dog he wouldn’t leave me alone bc he saw the toys 😭🙏🏾🙏🏾

i’m literally so happy i got the shoes too i needed some more shoes for back to school

and bru i’m so pissed bc me and my lifting buddy went to ulta and couldn’t get ANYTHINGG bc 3 LPs were on our ass, one of them might’ve recognized us, and like she literally followed us to every aisle, so i had to buy something small and then dip 😢😔

and i did have to spend some money for bags but i spent less than $20 so i can’t complain for all the stuff i got 🤷🏽‍♀️

se4ah

sol de janeiro perfume (x2)- $48

touchland hand sanitizer- $10

doll@r tr33

takis- $1.25

watermelon gum- $1.25

arizona tea that i opened in the store and pretended was mine- $1.25

reese’s pieces- $4.50

t@rget

sour patch kids oreos- $1.50

takis- $1.50

cl@ires

bracelets- $7.99

sunglasses- $14.99

earrings- $16.99

s@llys be@uty supp1y

edge control- 3.99

opi nails- $10.99

nail file that i forgot to include- $6.99

petsm@rt

giraffe toy- $15.99

duck toy- 3.99

red chew toy- $7.99

marsh@lls

cashews- $7.99

f@mous f00twear

nike shoes- $79.99

GRAND TOTAL- $251.13

THIS IS FOR RP PURPOSES ONLY I DO NOT CONDONE SHOPLIFTING IN ANY WAY SHAPE OR FORM

[izloveshorses]

oh what a lovely ride. and what a lovely day. for a totally illegal getaway, even

[4dd1l1ftzz]

stuff i've learned recently as a baby l1ftr

don't raise suspicion. don't act shady, don't look shady. what i mean by this is to not have a mask and huge sunglasses on and hair in your face and baggy pants and a huge hoodie on when you l1ft. look and act normal. walk around like you're actually going to buy something. look at different colours, sizes, prices. seem to gravitate towards the rack of clothes on sale.

think about what you're wearing and if it's suitable for what you know you're going to l1ft. if you're going to lift something like makeup (mascara, concealer, lipstick, small powder or liquid products), i suggest a hoodie (not oversized, not skintight) with a tight long-sleeve top underneath. maybe some tighter pants. am i the only one who's terrified of my l1fted stuff falling out of my sleeves? exactly. slide them under the tight sleeve and you're good to go.

don't get greedy. you just concealed 30 dollars worth of merchandise on your body. you don't need that shiny new makeup pallette. you just l1fted from that store 2 days ago. don't try your luck too soon.

be ready to change the way you look. change out of that top if you can. if you got caught, the cameras have captured your whole outfit already. let your hair down. take out your earrings. take off your big ass headphones. take off any recognizable jewellery.

[antisocial-hatred]

y'all friendly reminder to check for hidden tags because i just walked out with a whole purse thinking it didn't have the metal tag, the alarms went off and i ended up paying €15 for this stupid purse (the bodyguard saw it on the floor after i threw it away sneakily so i just bought it to avoid getting searched), left and then realised the security sticker was actually inside the box of a €5 serum i had stuffed in my sleeve like 😭 i don't even know why the towers didn't ring when i left the second time but fuck off i could've gotten the purse for free and now i'll have to check inside every box every time smh

[borrowingbarbie]

rating stores from easiest to hardest

easiest being 1 hardest being 10

walmart- 4

cvs- 2

five below 3

dollar tree - 1

rite aid - 3

h+m- 4

forever 21- 4

rue21 - 2

hot topic- 4

zara- 5

the christmas tree store- 4

spirit halloween- 5

walgreens- 1

lush- 4

family dollar- 2

dollar general- 2

marshalls- 1

tjmaxx - 5

target-9 (dont recommend)

burlington- 3

[gaysexdungon]

Tip for shoplifters or people looking to stash drugs:

Get a teddy bear or other plushie, a medium or larger one is best. Cut a hole in the back, just straight down the back in the middle. Get it a little shirt to cover the hole. Carry it with you. Doubles as comforting and a tool.

For stealing: People find this endearing or odd. This will distract them from the fact that you are stealing. If they find it endearing they will view you as too innocent to steal. If they find it odd they will be too focused on that to notice things. At least in my experience. Don’t be a dick, only steal from corporations who do more harm than good.

For stashing: Good stash place too. If you are using it as a stash place it good because if you carry it with you 24/7 you are less likely to lose it and people will not mess with it out of fear of upsetting you if you are worried about someone searching your stuff. Helpful if you sleep with it too.

It is also just nice to have a plushie friend, I’d carry one anyways. Sending luck.

[s0wh4t1f1l1ft]

I go by Pinkie for annonimity

i am just now joining the community after lurking for years and taking a break from l1ft1ng

some fun facts about me:

i have only started l1ft1ng within the past 4 years

i l1ft both nonessentials and essentials

my favorite thing to l1ft is lip products

i am willing to l1ft for other people

my favorite color is pink

THIS IS A ROLEPLAY ACCOUNT AND I DO NOT L1FT

DNI LIST PLEASE READ IMPORTANT

e/d, s/h, nsfw, and terf blogs

antis of l1fting

anyone who l1fts from small buisnesses

LOOKING FOR L1FT1NG MOOTS AND LOOKING FOR ANY ADVICE

[schizophrenic-klept-hoe-maniac]

Huge S3Phora Haul from last weekend! 😮‍💨

Total~ $2.5k