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Financing Real Estate

Finding Money for your Borrowers

by Troy Schuricht | August 7, 2008

With the credit crunch in full swing, investors should start to pay attention the the lending options available to their buyers. 
 Most investors and individuals in the real estate profession already know that it has become difficult to finance properties and with daily changing guidelines it is very hard to predict the future, but lets look into the [...]

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Financing Real Estate

Real Estate Investors – Learn Where to find Portfolio Lenders

by Troy Schuricht | July 17, 2008

Last week I spoke about why Portfolio Lenders are important to investors, but the bigger question may be how to find them.   
Tracking down a financing source is never an easy task.  Many individuals have no idea where to start so they usually talk to there personal bank first.  While the likes of Wells Fargo, Chase, Bank of America and more [...]

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Financing Real Estate

Why Portfolio Lenders are Important to Investors

by Troy Schuricht | July 10, 2008

Mortgage loans can be come from a variety of sources, private individuals, banks, mortgage brokers, mortgage bankers, credit unions, etc.
Investors need to understand that in most cases these lending sources are not actually making their own capital available for a mortgage. Instead, they are acquiring or borrowing the funds from another party. Pension fund, [...]

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