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Jason K.
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Houston, TX
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Transactional Funding?

Jason K.
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Houston, TX
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Is this a good idea? Typically, this is someone who may not have the capital themselves to purchase a property, but has an end buyer lined up ready to purchase the home from them.

I'm new to the investment game, and read about this "transactional funding" recently. Sounds interesting. Which company(ies) would you recommend to someone pursuing this as an option?

It doesn't seem like there is much to it (I'm already showing my inexperience I know :) ).....but if you have seller lined up, and you are front end buyer, with end buyer ready to buy from you, then these transactional funders are willing to fund you entirely, yes 100%, for a small fee. (So I've read)

I understand that if you have the cash to pull a deal off like this yourself, then this funding is not necessary.

But, for a beginner, it sounds like an excellent idea. It actually sounds too easy, so I know it can't be THAT easy, or else everyone would be doing it. Obviously, the matching of Harry Homeowner and Eddie End Buyer is the difficult part, but is that all there is to it?

Can anyone expand on my thoughts? Maybe I'm missing some crucial info here...

Thanks in advance. Jason

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