What You Should Know About Land Loans
Land loans tend to be an area where conventional lenders may show some degree of aversion. These types of loans are considered trickier to value based on the location and they are also considered riskier. In most cases, land loans will not go beyond 50% to 65% maximum...
Private Loans for Construction Projects
The lending landscape has changed considerably from all systems go to loans requiring some more investigation before proceeding. Informed mortgage brokers can set themselves apart and assist their clients in securing new construction loans by choosing a private or...
Understanding Hard Money Loan Interest Rates
When applying for a conventional mortgage, it’s fairly simple to keep track of existing interest rates while having a largely solid foundation of what to expect. With hard money loans, however, they can be trickier to predict. They do have some factors that...
Common Terms with Fix and Flips
One of the major reasons real estate investors opt for hard money loans is their convenience when it comes to fix and flip projects. Money is provided quickly, a property can be swiftly improved, and then sold for a potentially sizeable profit. For those just getting...
Hard Money Loans May Work in These Scenarios
There may come a time when you’ll find yourself in a scenario trying to determine whether a hard money loan or a traditional loan is the best way to go. Should you need some assistance, the following scenarios are great reasons to give hard money loans strong...
Seeking Commercial Opportunities? Choose Hard Money
Are you looking to beef up your commercial real estate portfolio? You may wish to consider a hard money lender to assist you in your efforts. Let’s consider a few reasons why. Quick commercial loans. We’ve mentioned in the past that the traditional bank loan approval...
Don’t Be Intimidated by Cap Rate
Budding real estate investors may come across a term at some point called “cap rate”, which isn’t as intimidating as it sounds. In fact, the cap rate is quite simple. At its essence, the cap rate refers to the ratio of a property’s income over its value or cost. It is...
Thin Credit? Consider Hard Money Lending
When trying to purchase a property through a conventional route, one’s credit history needs to be near perfect to receive approval and a favorable loan rate. However, to build credit one must create temporary debt, so what do you do if you prefer to use cash as much...
Watch out for These Hard Money Lending Practices
Fraud is common in the financial industry, and hard money loans are not immune to fraudulent practices either. If you’re thinking of choosing a hard money lender for your next investment to purchase, there are a few things to watch out for. Extra fees. Yes, a hard...
Three Scenarios That Make a Strong Case for Hard Money Lending
Conventional financing may be the go-to option, but there are certain situations where choosing private money lending makes more sense. Let’s explore a few of these. Cash needs. Investors that are interested in properties that may be in distress or foreclosure will...
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