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All Forum Posts by: Noah Wright

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Post: How Do You Make Private Lending a Win-Win?

Noah Wright
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Quote from @Christian Cunningham:

Hey BP crew! I’ve been digging into private money lately—trying to wrap my head around how investors and lenders make these deals a win-win. What’s one thing you’ve learned (the hard way or not) about structuring a loan or partnership that really clicked for you? Maybe it’s a term you swear by, a deal that surprised you, or just a tip for keeping things smooth. I’d love to hear your experiences—hoping to soak up some wisdom as I figure out my next steps!


 Every borrower is different. My number 1 client who loves me the most, what they do is find undervalue property, purchase it at a steep discount with 10% down bridge funding. Then they immediately cashout refi it with us. This often gives them more money out than they put down in the first place. They now own 14 more properties than they did before we started working together just 8 months ago. I'm always just looking to play to my borrowers strengths and tailor solutions that really accelerate their portfolio growth and development. Happy to help --

Post: Help! Trying to find ground-up-lender

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Quote from @Mike Douglas:

Hey all,

I’m looking ideas for finding a direct lender to fund a ground-up, non-owner-occupied SFR project. My client has strong FICO & liquidity, but the challenge is transitioning from fix & flip to new construction—no prior ground-up experience.

Any recommendations on lenders who work with first-time builders in this situation? Appreciate any insights!


Absolutely. Happy to help --

Post: Hard Money Project

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Quote from @Taylor J.:

I have a deal in a luxury market where I am looking to renovate a 5,000+ sqft house that is a bit outdated. I think I can buy it at a great price to make my margins work.

I have never used hard money, but this deal requires more cash than I would like to tie down (2mil). I am looking to use hard money for the purchase and my personal money for the reno.


Will hard money lenders lend on something of this size? Any recommendations are appreciated.


 Depending on how much experience you have, we can absolutely fund 100% of the purchase + renovation. Zero down is one of our specialties. Happy to help --

Post: Looking for Financing Solutions for Multi-House STR Near Hunter Mountain

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Absolutely, happy to help --

Post: No Experience Fix and Flip Financing

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Quote from @Ralph Trinidad:

Looking for 90% acquisition cost which will be about 50% ARV. No need for rehab financing. The guarantor on this loan has no previous experience however the person running rehab has 10-12 flips experience in the past 24 months but will not appear as a guarantor because of credit. Anyone offering this? PA property. Thanks.


 Absolutely! Happy to help --

Post: Refinance portion of brrrr

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Quote from @Troy Smith:

I’m almost done with the rehab on my first brrrr property. When should I refinance? Should I wait until it’s rented first or just start the refinance process right away?

This is my first Brrrr


Hey Troy! Great question. We have a solution for this where you do not need to wait to cash-out at normal 30-year interest rates! Happy to help, feel free to call --

Post: Investment Property Refinance - New York 100k Value

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Quote from @Jamie O'Connell:

Hello!


 Hi Jamie, Absolutely. Happy to help --

Post: HML Beginner friendly

Noah Wright
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Absolutely, happy to help --

Post: Refinance my rental property

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Quote from @Andrew W.:

 Hi Andrew, thanks for the question.

We specialize in investment real estate lending.

Post: Refinance my rental property

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We specialize in this specific issue, actually. Happy to help --