House Flip Financing: How to Structure 100% Funding for Your Flip
Thursday, September 24
For most new real estate investors, funding is the single largest barrier to getting a deal done. The purchase price typically requires a 20% to 25% down payment from the investor's own pocket. Most hard money lenders and fix and flip lenders will not truly finance 100% of a deal. They cover a po...
The 70% Rule in House Flipping and How 100% Financing Changes It
Thursday, September 24
The 70 rule in house flipping is the single most used screening formula in real estate investing, and for good reason. It tells you the absolute maximum you should pay for a distressed property so that you still have room for repairs, expenses, and profit. But the math shifts when you layer hard ...
How Real Estate Investors Fund Fix & Flip Projects
Thursday, September 24
One of the most common things we hear from newer flippers goes something like this: "My lender approved me for 85%, so I figured I just needed the other 15%." Then closing day gets closer and the real number shows up. A fix and flip loan covers a lot, but it almost never covers everything. If you...
Your Guide to Fix and Flip Loans California: Best Options Available
Wednesday, September 23
If you've flipped in California, you've probably had this moment. You find the deal, you get the hard money approval, and you feel like the financing is handled. Then you open the spreadsheet, plug in the real numbers, and realize there's still a big pile of cash you need to bring to the table. I...
Business Plan for House Flipping: A Step-by-Step Guide
Tuesday, September 22
I keep seeing the same thing happen to newer flippers. They find a property with what looks like a big spread, get excited, close on it, and six months later find out the deal barely paid for itself. The deal itself wasn't the problem. They just never had a plan. Not a vision board, a real plan w...
House Flipping Lenders for Your Investment Success
Tuesday, September 22
Ask most investors how they finance a flip and they'll name a hard money lender. That's only half the stack. No major house flipping lender covers 100% of a deal on its own, and understanding the gap they leave is what separates investors who close smoothly from those scrambling for cash right be...