ARV

What is ARV or “After Repair Value”?

by Joshua Dorkin | September 14, 2011

Will Barnard is a real estate rehabber out of Southern California. In our interview with Will (5:48 minutes), we learn what ARV or After Repair Value is, and how a house flipper would go about calculating this value. We also learn about finding comps and why ARV is so important. You can also learn more [...]

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Financing Real Estate

The Hard Money Loan Funding Process: A Guide for Rehabbers

by Joshua Dorkin | December 2, 2010

You spot a house that you would like to rehab or flip and decide make an offer. You plan on financing through a hard money lender, but haven’t yet done this kind of deal, and wonder what happens after you’ve got the house under contract. Here’s a brief look at the process: All hard money [...]

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Real Estate Investing

How to Quickly Come up with an Offer Range for a Real Estate Flip

by Ryan Moeller | October 3, 2010

When making offers on properties to flip, it is important to have a good system. I believe that you should be able to quickly figure out your offer range, make lots of offers, and then do thorough due diligence once a property is under contract. The 3 things you need for getting an offer price [...]

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Flipping Houses

10 Questions on Hard Money Loans

by Troy Schuricht | February 21, 2008

What is the process for Hard Money Loans? Hard Money Loans provide Investors access to capital to purchase investment properties. They can fund quickly, typically within 72 hours of receiving the final docs from the Title Company. Hard Money is available for adequately collateralized loans on single-family residential houses and other Real Property including commercial [...]

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