All Forum Posts by: Erica Villarreal

Hey Houston Investors,

I am with Noble Mortgage & Investments & we are a direct hard money & conventional lender located in Houston but also offer loans in Dallas, Austin & San Antonio. We specialize in offering up to 100% financing for investors (not to exceed 70% of the After-Repaired-Value) looking to acquire distressed residential & up to 85% loan to costs on commercial property. We are lending our own money & can include funds for repairs. We also offer conventional loans for both residential and commercial properties for investors looking to hold long term. We have a line of credit! Who needs money?

Our website is www.noblemoney.com

Please let me know if I can do anything for you!

Thanks,

Erica Villarreal

Hey Friends,

#TransformationTuesday

Noble Mortgage had the opportunity to fund a P&G Homes project in Houston, TX with hard money! Check out this short before & after video and tell us what you think!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=UUNwSg47Gdls3wF_ns7qugTw&v=_Qb6EaHH92A

Here is another home being renovated by White Picket Realty. The home is located in Sunset Heights- Houston, TX.

This project is being financed by Noble Mortgage & Investments.

Call today to learn how your next real estate investment property can be funded by Hard Money! 713-680-8100

We lend in Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Fort Worth & Austin!

I look forward to following your journey!

Noble Mortgage is a direct hard money lender located in Houston, TX. We also offer loans in Austin, San Antonio, Dallas & Fort Worth.

In this video, Darel Daik, Noble's CEO, explains what hard money is and how to use it in residential real estate investing.

Darel Daik has been in the industry for 19 years, and has owned Noble Mortgage for the past 11 years.

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@Sabrina Calnan: you will find the differences at the very bottom on the webpage.

What do each of these account provide? What makes the Pro account better?

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