Hard Money

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What are the Pros and Cons of Bridge Loan Financing?

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Are you exploring short-term financing options for your latest real estate investment? In a perfect world, your primary residence would sell as soon as you’re ready to purchase a new home – but, unfortunately, that’s not always the case. That’s where a bridge loan comes in. A bridge loan is a short-term loan intended to provide financing until a borrower … Read more

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What is a Hard Money Construction Loan?

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A hard money construction loan is a short-term loan that finances a real estate construction project. Typically, the purpose behind the loan is to fund the construction of a real estate project. Hard money loans are ideal for investors or builders purchasing a property lot or tearing down an existing property for new construction. They can also serve as an … Read more

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What is a Bridge Loan?

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A bridge loan is a short-term loan intended to provide financing until a borrower secures permanent, long-term financing for their real estate investment. Bridge loans are used during the gap between purchasing a property and selling a previous one, providing the borrower with added flexibility. Bridge loans can also be referred to as bridge financing, gap financing, interim financing, or swing financing. 

Continue reading for a breakdown of how bridge loans work including uses for bridge loans, interest rates, and more.

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What Is The 70% Rule In House Flipping And Why Does It Matter?

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When flipping a house, there is a laundry list of general rules that need to be taken into consideration. One rule that should be at the top of your financial checklist is the 70% rule. This post will outline what the 70% rule of house flipping is, and why it may be one of the most important guidelines for making … Read more

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Is An Accessory Dwelling Unit A Good Investment?

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Are you a developer wanting to maximize your profit margin on one of your properties? Or, are you a homeowner with some extra yard space that you would like to put to good use? Many investors are finding creative ways to enter the real estate market any way they can. With the housing supply at an all time low and … Read more

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Fix and Flip Funding: Hard Money Loans VS Conventional Loans

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Last year we answered the question: Should you use personal funds or outside funds for your fix and flip project? If you’ve opted for outside funding, there’s one major question left: How do hard money fix and flip loans compare to conventional loans? This article will outline a few of the differences between the two choices, and show you why … Read more

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How to Find the Best Hard Money Lenders

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Your real estate investment is unique in the market, which means you need the best hard money lender for you. Traditional loans are just about securing financing, but a hard money lender is, in many ways, a business partner. So be cautious about short lists of the “best hard money lenders in the nation,” and take the time to find … Read more

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What You Need to Know to Start Flipping Houses: A Beginner’s Guide

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Are you considering investing in a fix and flip property or starting a house flipping business? It’s important to learn as much as you can about this type of real estate investment before getting started. Flipping houses is a fast-paced investment strategy typically completed within 12 months, barring any issues that can slow down the process. Investing in the right property for your first flip will ensure you walk away with revenue to fund your next fix and flip project. Continue reading to learn what you need to know to start flipping houses.

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Hard Money Lending: What Will Your Lender Require?

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Hard money loans are a great solution when you’re looking for a quick financing to close on a real estate investment. Easier and faster to obtain than conventional financing  – which can take up to 3-4 months – hard money lenders can close a real estate transaction in as few as 10 days. To make the process as simple and quick as possible, it’s important to have all of the necessary documentation required by your lender. Continue reading for a breakdown of what most hard money lenders will require before approving a loan request.

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