Commercial Mortgages: Why You Need a Hard Money Loan
Friday, April 02
Our flexible and efficient commercial hard money loan options can be used to acquire or refinance commercial real estate assets such as mixed-use structures, retail centers, self-storage complexes, condominium buildings and restaurants. As one of the premier hard money lenders in the industry, we...
COVID-19: Updates in the Real Estate Industry
Wednesday, March 31
The coronavirus outbreak has fundamentally reshaped the real estate industry, raising a host of novel issues for the housing market and forcing professionals and consumers alike to adapt their approaches to buying and selling property. The ongoing and dynamic COVID-19 situation continues to influ...
Best Fix-and-Flip Financing Options for the Spring and Summer Seasons
Wednesday, March 31
Although the real estate market never sleeps, it does follow fairly predictable seasonable patterns of fluctuation in terms of activity: Inventory generally peaks in the spring and summer months along with prices. While every local market is understandably unique in terms of the buying and sellin...
Construction Lending: Predictions and Trends
Monday, March 08
It’s safe to say that everyone—the real estate industry included—was ready to put the uncertainty and risk associated with the latter half of 2020 behind them and get a fresh start in 2021. The takeaway from construction industry experts looking ahead to the coming months is cautiously optimistic...
Benefits of Partnering with a Hard Money Lender in 2021
Wednesday, February 24
Don’t let conventional loans become your default choice when it comes to funding your next real estate investment property. Hard money loans can be the perfect solution for diversifying and expanding your existing portfolio. What is a hard money lender to begin with? This common real estate term ...
Top 5 Mistakes Investors Make When Entering the Multi-Family Lending S
Wednesday, February 24
Here’s a trick question: What’s the hardest real estate deal to close? Simple answer: your very first one as an investor. If you think about it, it makes sense—inexperienced real estate investors don’t yet have the requisite experience and knowledge to avoid the most common pitfalls and mistakes ...