I am very happy for a new client of mine that was able to purchase a golf course property in Palm Springs CA way below market value. We were able to approve him up for financing at 90% of the purchase price while also...

Adapted from twitter thread📗📗📗Real Estate Investor Financing 101 Series: Cash-Out RefinanceCash-Out refinances are a valuable and oft-used tool by real estate investors to build wealth - but important to understand fr...

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I have been in touch with Weston from Brownstone Global Private Lending LLC in Danville KY regarding international financing. Rates seem quite low so obviously I'm skeptical. Also when I google not mu...

I am looking tonopen a sober house in the Long Island area. I will be opening an LLC to limit liability, knowing full well the tax implications are identical for LLC vs. personal ownership in buy and hold situations.
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I am a 30 year old post grad with 20k saved up looking to either house hack in the 300k range or possibly use the 20k as down payment into a single family home for rental. I am located in central jersey. My g...

So I am looking for some hard money/private money for brrrr investing and I have so many people asking me if I need a loan, but then I have other people telling me to watch out for scammers. I am new to this lending t...

I was wondering, if you currently own a multi unit property (let assume 5 units, 4 with the same surface one a bit smaller),  let's say bought for $500.000 and you only sell one unit for $170.000, how the capital gain...

hi everyone. So I need help with this one. I went through the process of getting prequal to take cash out of one of my rental properties. I was told LoanStream was an asset based lender and that as long as I owned 4 s...

I'm trying to think about this from the tenant perspective.  What can I offer them besides that single document piece of paper in exchange for them paying me the deposit to hold money?  For example, how do I prove to ...

Does anybody have any experience with JCF (Jordan Capital Finance)? They're primarily a rehab lender with terms similar to a hard money lender (14% with 4 points). They're out of state, which I can deal with. They hav...