All Forum Posts by: Julia Jordan

An investor who intends to buy, fix up and then sell or rent a distressed property would consider a private money loan. Conventional banks and credit unions tend to shy away from lending on distressed properties, so a private/ hard money loan is often an attractive alternative for an investor who does not have enough funds on hand.

A borrower who needs to close quickly on a property might also rely on a private/hard money loan because they can actually be funded in a much shorter period of time than a traditional loan, which takes between 30 to 45 days to go through a bureaucratic underwriting and appraisal process.

Part of our team spent last Saturday sharpening their mental saws at a great local real estate training. Great knowledge, great networking and great fun! Great best practice to continue learning! Way to go Parker and Tanner!

Exactly!

Yes! So much growth and job opportunity there.  A great location to invest! We love the opportunities in Northern Alabama

Number 3 sounds good to me!

Congratulations!  I learned a ton on my first property!  The lessons stayed with me through the years.  Great attitude!  Looking forward to seeing more of your "success posts"!