All Forum Posts by: Ryan Deasy

@Ivan Perezvilla

this can be tricky. i actually work with an HML that does long term financing, 30 years and its all low doc. happy to share more if you want.

@Winston Jimenez II

good question. honestly, the biggest thing for me was to work for someone who explained the ins and outs of this type of lending and valued building relationships rather than doing just one off deals. i found that in the HML i use. happy to share more.

@Brandon De La Pena

good for you on starting so young and yes, hard money is probably your best bet. i used hard money many times and it worked well. happy to share my experiences.

@Jerome C Brown

hard money! this is probably your lowest barrier to entry. i would recommend taking a look at this avenue. happy to share my experiences with hard money.

@Amy Atnip

i would try to do it just as debt, meaning just give them a rate of return and a payment each month. this will, most commonly, be most advantageous for you rather than giving up equity. hard money lenders usually do not care where you get the DP. that may be something of interest for you.

@Chris Stewart

have you looked into hard money. most will let you get into the deal with less than that. ive done that many times. happy to share my contact.

@Bianca Rodrigues

i have done quite a few flix and flips and buy and holds with hard money. i work for a HML now and having done hard money deals myself and now being in the business, you really want to get your number right and align yourself with a contractor you trust. on the back end, you want to be rock solid on the ARV. happy to share more experiences.

i have done quite a few flix and flips and buy and holds with hard money. i work for a HML now and having done hard money deals myself and now being in the business, you really want to get your number right and align yourself with a contractor you trust. on the back end, you want to be rock solid on the ARV. happy to share more experiences.

@Todd Mathis

there are other options like 203k loans etc. i will say hard money will be your best and easiest bet, most likely. i have used it many times and it was instrumental for me.

@Niaja Farve

love that you are writing down your goals. i think thats going to be a huge help in getting some of these completed for you!

@Taylor Walker

wow, you crushed it on this deal! huge profits. really cool to see you pick up on the opportunity hidden in this one.