All Forum Posts by: Eli F.

No docs soft check -monthly payments.

Would be interested to fund deals must be 65% ARV including rehab 10-15% interest depending on repetitive business and credit.

No upfront fees you don't pay if you are not approved.

Add me to your lists well. [email protected]

Eli

If you have a serious deal I would consider looking at it

Looking to fund deals No Upfront Fees for Residential properties.

Residential properties must be 65% ARV including rehab costs in low crime zone areas. Interest rates between 10%-16% depending on your credit and repetitive business.

Consider funding commercial if its highly cashflowing. Commercial property must have a high cap rate of 15% or higher if it meets this criteria would look to fund it.

Contact for more information

Fund in all states except Hawaii and Alaska.

Private Funding No Upfront Fees for Residential and Commercial properties.

Residential properties must be 65% ARV including rehab costs in low crime zone areas. Interest rates between 10%-16% depending on your credit and repetitive business.

Commercial property must have a high cap rate of 15% or higher if it meets this criteria we would be looking to fund it.

Contact for more information

Fund in all states except Hawaii and Alaska.

@Dustin Isaac I fund deals in North Carolina in case you want to take on a bigger project and rehab contact me solongs its 65% ARV including rehab.

I'm offering private lending for residential and commercial properties.

Residential properties must be 65% ARV including rehab costs in low crime zone areas. Interest rates between 10%-16% depending on your credit and repetitive business.

Commercial property must have a high cap rate of 15% or higher if it meets this criteria we would be looking to fund it.

Contact for more information

Fund in all states except Hawaii and Alaska.

To me personally I find lending to be the best option but if not lending then I will have to say buy and hold because it produces wealth. If you're looking for quick cash then ofcourse flip.

@Account Closed

 I'm always looking to fund commercial properties if they have good cap rates. What are the cap rates on this property?