All Forum Posts by: Zack Lofton

Hi @Stephen Wall I'm a local hard money lender and would love to help with any questions you may have. As far as what to look for I'd recommend working with a hard money lender located in your home state as they'll understand you market better and be more willing to work with you in unique situations. Also, look for a transparent lender. Many will advertise low rates and fees... only to find out there are many "junk fees" involved. Lastly, look for someone who will have your best interests in mind and will honestly tell you when they think you have a great deal or (more importantly) what they think is an unprofitable one. Feel free to reach out as I'd love to help. My email and phone # are listed in my bio.

Hi @Wade GoodwinI'd be happy to help if you need an easy to use hard money lender. We don't require and appraisal and can fund in just a few days. Feel reach to PM or reach out via email (my contact info is in my bio).

That's correct. In Texas as long as the loan is non-owner occupied it's considered a commercial loan and the lender does not have to be licensed. This makes it a little trickier to do your homework but you can try to ask for a list of referrals and verify on the MLS/tax records.

@Victor Menalet's speak sometime to see if there's a way we can work together. My contact info is in my bio or feel free to PM me.

@Kris Baldwin welcome to BP! It sounds like you're already well on your way to some great success. Feel free to reach out to me about a hard money lender as I'd love to help. We pride ourselves on being fast, simple and transparent in our whole process.

Welcome to BP! I'm a hard money lender in Texas and would be happy to help if you ever need it.

Welcome to BP @Diana Chau! I'm a lender here in Texas so let me know if I can ever help!

100% agree with @Aaron Gordy. Nobody can tell you how to spend but the best way to get started is to learn from someone you know and trust. Learn from them and maybe even partner on a deal but don't let yourself get analysis paralysis. The best way to learn is to get out there and do it. Good luck and I hope your first project goes well!

@Erick Jordan you're at the right place to get started. The one thing I recommend is to actually get out there and go for it. A lot of people will get analysis paralysis and unfortunately spend so much time looking to perfect everything that they never actually do a deal. Always be prepared but nothing is a better teacher than experience. I'm happy to chat anytime and answer any questions you may have. I'm a hard money lender in Texas so I've been involved in thousands of projects and can tell you what makes them lead to success and what doesn't. Feel free to PM me or grab my contact info off my profile.

@Joshel Brown welcome and sounds like you're at the right place to get started. If you're ever looking for financing I'd be happy to help.