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Jay Barndt At the door without a lender
2 July 2017 | 6 replies
C-B class area.Purchased: $785.00rehab est: $55k (including Murphy's law)ARV: $95k-$110k (based on 6 comps)Timeline est: 4-6 mo.i'm just asking if anyone has an idea i could implement or a lender or interest in funding this project to help me get my business moving during this stall. and before the wolves come out of the woodwork suggesting repetitive things lets cover some of my stats.credit: 550 and scarred = normal lending out of question.Friends and family: already tied up in projects or strapped financially.Partners: Have their money tied up for 2-3 yrsCash on hand: $1500 (and dwindling)Assets: $370k in collateral real estate.Flip exp.  6 flips with partners and family managing contractors and deadlines -   0 solo Wholesaling: would turn to small of a profit and it would be better letting it go back to the county.so as we can see my odds are not good but i am pushing and fighting tooth and nail to do this because i know i can complete the project and turn a profit i just need the gas to make this thing go. 
Jim Bryson Lenders say Im developing Retail Centers below wholesale.
20 March 2018 | 2 replies
How do you get private funding for these type projects with the projects collateral standing for themselves.
Arron Paulino Real Estate Investing Standstill
4 June 2022 | 17 replies
I would if I solely think like a hard money lender and focus on the upcoming project as collateral and see the potential with that one.
Corey Bogaski Can some one explain what "refinancing" is?
5 June 2022 | 6 replies
think of it in terms if who has the “mortgage” on the property. if you buy a house cash, there is no mortgage. if you then want to pull that cash out, you do so against the value of the home. that cash isn’t free. a bank or lender will give you that money using the house as collateral. you then begin making mortgage payments. second scenario,lets say you buy a 100k house and put down 20%. abc bank gives you the other 80k to buy the house. your mortgage is 80k. you then have mortgage payments from the time of purchase. assuming all is well, time passes, the house appreciates to 200k, and you qualify as a borrower. you then think to yourself okay, i want refinance and pull cash out of the house. most banks and lenders will give you 75% of the value, or in the case off 200k, you can access 150k of that value. but the doesnt mean you get 150k, because you still have the original mortgage to pay off. at closing, they will pay off the original 80k mortgage, and you will keep the difference in cash. for simplicity’s sake, the above would net 70k in “cash out”. you now have a mortgage on the property that is 150k, and the original mortgage of 80k will be considered “paid in full”
Nick Love False Beliefs With Passive Investors
25 May 2019 | 22 replies
C - Collateral: how good is the collateral or the property?
Darrell Richard Get investment cash when you need it
26 January 2019 | 0 replies
The deals, on any deal is generally financed with assets other property used as collateral asset.
Charles Kappe General questions on starting a business for investing
19 January 2015 | 1 reply
Basically, the collateral they have is that they have first access to all money to satisfy your debt after your seller's closing.  
James Allen Can you cash out a conventional loan?
6 January 2016 | 12 replies
If you only have a portion of $X and you wish to use the property as collateral for the portion needed, that is a purchase money mortgage.  
DL Martin "Seasoning", 70% pp, 80% ARV, and Cash Out.
24 March 2014 | 6 replies
Are there any usury laws that are applicable, some states have usury laws on residential properties regardless of it being owner occupied or not.They also have collateral issues with "junk houses" frankly, banks can take a bath from foreclosures on some 20K house, who would buy it?
John C. Foreclosure sold to Kondaur Capital - lets make a deal questions
4 January 2012 | 30 replies
If the lender/servicer forecloses on the note, then there is no more note (because they now have the collateral that was securing the note).