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  • How Much Equity is Needed for a Private Money Loan?
    When considering approaching a private lender to fund your deal, you might be wondering how much equity is needed. Keep in mind that a private money loan is a business loan that uses investment real estate property as collateral. It is not an equity investment in your project. The money used to fund private money loans is from an accumulation of personal money of one or more private investors. A private money lender seeks to …
  • How Do I Establish Credit For My Business?
    Business credit for me, are you kidding? No, we aren’t kidding!! Building business credit is essential to your company’s capacity to obtain financing. Don’t be afraid. Whether you run your business as a corporation or a limited liability company, it has the power to create a credit file that is separate from your personal credit history. When a company (LLC, LLP, or corporation) is registered, it is regarded as a distinct legal entity with the …
  • Who Let the Dogs Out?
    Make it you; let your dogs out! Having bird dogs on your team allows you to leverage your time, energy, and money. It’s a low-cost way to acquire properties for sale by motivated sellers, and it keeps a steady flow of deals coming in. The top real estate investors wear several different hats, including finding deals, negotiating deals, funding acquisitions, managing construction teams, and more. Finding properties at a discount is without a doubt one …
  • Understanding Real Estate Private Money Loans
    A private money loan enables a borrower to get a loan for business purposes in exchange for pledging their property as security. An investor or a group of investors may provide this loan. An investor like this could be a business lender, a finance firm, an online lender, or a broker like Hand Over Fist Funding. A private money loan is used by people in the business of real estate investing for business purposes to …
  • Should it be mine?
    Finding out how much a piece of property is worth doesn’t require you to be an appraisal expert. You do need to be aware of the right instruments to utilize and the most effective ways to determine worth. The following are recommendations for real estate investors to perform due diligence on the worth of the property. Different types of collateral will necessitate different assessment methodologies. Multiple Value Viewpoints Do not rely just on one value …
  • A Lender to Fund Your Deal
    You’ve found a fabulous deal, and now comes the daunting task of finding a way to fund that deal. Banks have turned you down because the property doesn’t fit their criteria, or they have turned it down because you have used your credit one too many times in your real estate investments, leaving your credit score below the ideal expectation. Or they have turned you down because you make money with your business or investments, …