All Forum Posts by: Nate Marshall

These days you can get a template to make your own PPM for under $100.00. They don't restrict them so anyone can buy one and they're fill in the blanks. You can also pay to have them obtain your EDGAR access and submit to the SEC. 

I don't see as many as Ian sees but somewhere around 20 a month and Id say only maybe 2-3 are good opportunities. Its much better for me to setup someone with that kind of money to invest as a Funding Investor. It takes a servicing company and title company.

I took the course. I have had nothing but an incredible relationship with Lee's staff from all of his companies. I have generated over $300,000.00 in broker fees since taking the Private Money Broker cert. I am taking the Master course this year.

No matter what you are looking at you should make sure they're compliant with the SEC as well as Blue Sky laws when applicable. 506(C), CF and Reg A Tier 2's are becoming popular and they can be expedited and affordable for even startup funds. 

www.tulsarealestatefund.com is doing just this and nearing their $50,000,000.00 limit. Doing quite well actually!

As both someone in the Private Money and General Contractor space I recommend having good legal counsel on retainer and that said.. have solid paperwork, forms and contracts in place before beginning a partnership, or commencing work on a project. Attention to detail. Less money to take care of this on the front end than the back end when lawyers are far more expensive considering process serving, investigators, forensic accountants and expert fees!

We are hiring a Loan Processor who can assist us in processing 10-15 loans a week in our Lakewood, Colorado office. There will be an opportunity to advance quickly into Transaction Cooordination or Underwriting as we will also be launching a 506(C) fund in 2019 to lend directly from as well. 

I am on both sides of fix and flips both as a Certified Private Money Broker and lender and as a General Contractor. It isn't in 15 day increments. My rehab model is usually 15 days for a cosmetic only with curb appeal, 30 days if you need flooring, trim, kitchen and bath updating etc, 45 if you add kitchen or bath gut and rebuild and 60 if you need extensive work or special order items like siding etc. 75 or 90 if you need longer.

I sell my rehab clients on getting their house ready to stage a day before the 15th, 30th, 45th or 60th. I want them to sell their home before they have to start making payments or usually their 2nd payment depending on the lender.