I have shopped debt deals via various of the residential debt focused platforms (POL, fundaflip, Lending home etc) but have yet to wade in and mostly a result of timing, indecision on which platform, etc.

I look at it like 20k or so minimum then maybe 2500 to 5k a door up to a certain amount.better to be safe than sorry and its not like the money is spent its in your account and you could do very short term investmetns with it as well.. like short term lending. ( carefully)Most investors that run into trouble are simply undercapitalized have too much debt and when they have a bad day they can't get their units up and running and it becomes a cascading effect.

Account Closed Who did you go to for lending?

If you ever need some assistance on the weekends I would be more than happy to lend a hand and get a better feel of the layout of the area.

I hope to find a mentor or advisor who can lend an ear, make suggestions, or at least tell me before I loose my money on a bad deal or a dumb move.    

I've heard 2 schools of thought - investors agree to lend on the ARV and not the credit/investment of the assigner, buyer, etc and from researching other areas, there seems to be a need for good credit scores and coming to the table with a portion of the investment.  

I have a flip property under contract for $55k - in Atlanta, GA. Needs $70-$80k in rehab. ARV is an easy $220-230k based on comps in this neighborhood - likely more. Because the deal was so competitive, I would be buy...

I have a lender/broker who I do 203k's with and she can run it as a direct lending method or broker it out, so you will get a few options, I believe.

What the consumer thinks is a performing asset is a lot different than what a financial institution thinks is a performing asset or what a regulatory body thinks is a performing asset.

I HIGHLY DISCOURAGE ANY INVESTOR FROM APPLYING FOR OR USING SHERMAN BRIDGE LENDING.