Gary Myers

Gary Myers is the Vice President of Cogo Capital.  As a passionate educator on real estate investing and private money lending, Gary has helped thousands of investors realize their dreams of investing in real estate.  An avid investor himself, Gary teaches students how to utilize private money to broker private money loans and fund purchase and rehab projects.

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Risks of Private Money

Discover how to reduce your investment risks with private money lending. In this blog post, Gary Meyers, Vice President of Cogo Capital, shares his insights on the potential risks of private money lending and how partnering with an experienced lender like Cogo Capital can help you make informed decisions. Learn how Cogo Capital can help you analyze property values and assess rehab costs to avoid overpricing and exceeding budgets. Click now to read more and mitigate your investment risks with Cogo Capital.


February 21, 2023 | Categories: Borrowing, Getting Started, Private Money Lending

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Requirements For Private Money

Hi, my name is Gary Myers, and I’m the Vice President of Cogo Capital, and I’m here to talk to you about how to get a loan and some requirements that may be needed. First, it’s easy and simple. You reach out to the lender and talk to a loan officer. Once you get on the line with the loan officer, they’re going to work the process with you. Understanding the Deal They will ask you questions about the purchase price, rehab cost, and values. They’re even going to ask you about your credit score, possible […]



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How to Use Private Money

I’m here today to talk to you about how to use private money. Now, in today’s market, a lot of people are buying real estate or wanting to get into real estate. But one of the things that are holding them back is money—plain and simple. How to Get Started We love those TV shows, you know the ones, the fix-and-flip shows, and all that great stuff. But how do we really get involved? How do we get started? Now, a lot of you would argue that we’ve got to go find a real estate deal, […]