Posted on January 11, 2010 by admin

Though the market is down and real estate is unstable, there are still a number of hard money lenders available, if you know where to look. A hard money loan is an alternative means of borrowing apart from the traditional lending industry. Hard money lenders are individuals that are seeking to get a “more then average” return on their investment.

Posted on September 06, 2009 by admin

A key element to being successful in the real estate business is having the ability to fund your deals once you have secured them with a purchase agreement. If you find tons of deals but have no way to fund and close them you are never going to take advantage of your opportunities. You would be like a fisherman without a pole. A golfer without any clubs.

There are many ways to fund real estate deals. You can either buy real estate to hold long term in your portfolio or you can quick-turn houses for fast profits. Whatever you choose to do you are going to have to fund these deals to start the money making process.

Posted on July 21, 2009 by admin

In today’s challenging economic market, funding is hard to come by for the average investor. Only those with top credit scores seem to benefit from today’s market, at least that’s how it looks. Contrary to what you make think, there are numerous sources of hard money available, if you know where to look. Take it from me, these guys are buying properties and keeping a low profile. They understand the business and how to profit from it. These are the people that you should be seeking out to obtain your hard money loans.

So here is the tip on finding an unlimited supply of hard money sources in your town. What you do is go down to your local courthouse where you would purchase a bank foreclosure auction. Ask for the bid book where all bids are recorded. This information is very, very valuable. Write the name, address, and phone number of the bidders, this way you can always mail them some of your marketing materials when marketing for hard money lenders. You want to look for…