Are you looking to refinance? You may wish to consider a hard money loan. As we’ve stated in the past, a major perk of a hard money loan is how it can function as a short-term loan. With these loans, it’s not about the credit as it is based largely on real estate value. For...Read More

A distressed property is one where the owner has defaulted on the home loan. Several years ago, a number of home sales fall under the category of distressed sales after the housing market bubble collapsed. The amount of distressed properties available is dependent on current market conditions. Distressed homes can certainly still be found, and...Read More

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 loan-to-value unless the land happens to be...Read More

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 hard money lender. If a hard money construction loan is something you’re considering as a broker,...Read More

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 started with fix and flips, however, there is a...Read More

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 process can be lengthy and quite involved in regards...Read More