This has been on my mind for a while.

If economy is expanding, shouldn't there be more money flowing around, hence more people with money, hence more competition in the private lending arena?

Now I understand that t...

I am just speaking with a lender and he mentioned to me that the commercial rates below $500 000 (and above i guess) are determined by that states 'Housing finance commission' or Agency etc.

Is this the same for each...

First time poster, long time reader. I find the information here amazing. I am completely new to this business, but feel I have studied a good amount about real estate investing.

A friend of mine has been doing real ...

Just got finished talking with my attorney about the whole Safe Act issue and mobile home dealers license for Ohio. According to him I will not be able to do Lonnie deals here in Ohio, unless I find some creative way ...

I’m considering lending money to a house flipper. Because I’d like to avoid any issues surrounding loan origination regulations (usury, disclosures, licensing, etc.), I’m considering having him personally create a no...

Hi all,A realtor/investor reached out looking for $12k to help fund a deal and promised a net return of $24k to be paid 60 days after the property has been rehabbed and listed for sale. We have since defined the listi...

Hello Everyone,

A Canadian here.

I am looking to invest between 40-50K in the best way possible.

What I am thinking is to buy a home or two(if I have enough left over) and rent out. Still trying to find a good area...

I have a SFR under contract that I plan to rehab and sell within 6 months. Hard money has not worked out since I don't have the fast-flip experience to justify the risk (all of my rehabs have been much longer time fr...

I am getting ready to sell a piece of property and carry the note. I won't hold anyone to this, but am curious what you think the note is worth. Here are the facts:

Sales Price: $580,000
Down Payment: $145,000 (2...

As a rehabber, I'm willing to borrow money at more than the usury-limited rate of 10% (I live in California). I have seen posts in the past indicating that private money can be loaned at higher interest rates if the b...