Be the Bank: The Untapped Potential of Private Lending for High Earner
Sunday, July 28
Believe it or not... not everyone wants to be a real estate investor. Most want to use and leverage real estate, but not all want to deal with the reality of tenants, or the broken water heater in the winter while you're trying to enjoy vacation with your family. Today's volatile investment mark...
Beyond the Numbers: Evaluating Deals, Mitigating Risks, and Balancing
Monday, March 11
In the realm of deal evaluation, it's easy to get caught up in the allure of asset-based lending and cash flow projections. However, true mastery in the field involves a comprehensive assessment that extends beyond the numbers, delving into the human element, and balancing the nuances of qualitat...
Why Sell Your Property Creatively?
Monday, February 26
Many have heard of creative finance strategies, but perhaps they do not know when and why they may be a good solution. Top Reasons to Sell Creatively: 1. No equity2. Low equity3. Bad condition4. Too high of asking price If you have no equity in your property, you may be facing the painful reali...
Private Lenders: Are You Secure?
Monday, February 19
As a lender, you need to thoroughly analyze security when originating loans or evaluating leads. Taking unnecessary risks with your hard-earned money - or as a funds custodian, you’re often managing capital raised from friends, family, and acquaintances - will not lead to financial success in pri...
Underwriting vs Comping - They're Different
Monday, February 12
Comping and underwriting are often misunderstood and incorrectly used interchangeably. Both are essential skills that investors must be familiar with, or they risk losing money on bad deals. You can either develop these skills on your own or outsource the work to others to give yourself the time ...
Fraud or Incompetence… does it matter if the result is the same?
Monday, February 05
When investing your hard-earned money, one question you never want to ask is whether a loss occurred because of fraud or incompetence. Facing a financial loss from an investment is not something anyone plans on and whatever the answer the result is lost income, lost time, and lost opportunity whe...