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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Provide Transactional Funding
A-Seller, B-Wholesaler, C-End buyer
When you provide transactional funding to B as a lender, what are the things that you need to watch out for?
C provides non refundable deposit. Is there a % to the fund?
Although the fund stays in escrow, what are the other risks except that time frame can be extended from one day to 45 days?
what rule/regulations do we follow when charging the interest rate as a transactional funding lender?
Most Popular Reply
A transactional funding lender will charge a flat fee to do the A to B deal as long as the end buyer has 100% of their money in escrow. Most transactional funding lender will have the borrow to put their fee in escrow before they fund the A to B deal.
Joe Gore
Joe Gore